Built in 1924 by Angus Martin, in an apple orchard and plum trees. Later was home for the post office and school district employees.
	Built in 1928, this has been a family home as well as accommodations for dentists and doctors.
	Pre-built in Vancouver, BC, barged in and set up in 1928 as Stewart's railway station house and employee's quarters.
	Built in 1910, this was the Robert Stewart family summer home until 1945.
	First service in 1910, the bell, from a steam locomotive, was floated from Anyox in 1910 on Anglican mission boat the "Northern Cross".
	Built in early 1920s in Vancouver, in four foot sections and barged in. Our first postmaster and a Skeena MP lived here.
	Built during the 1930s as a stagecoach office near Riverside mine. Relocated to main street Stewart by W.R. Tooth Insurance Agency.
	Built in 1920 for the real "Klondike Kate". Katherine Ryan was a beloved pioneer, known for her courage and exceptional character.
	Built as the "Bayview Hotel" in 1925, by the Rapaich brothers of Yugoslavia. Restored in 1994 for use as a restaurant.
	Built in 1936 by W.R. Tooth, this was the Bank of Montreal for thirty nine years. Since 1980, it was the Sears store and an insurance agency office.
	Built in 1928 by Crawford Transfer and used as a freight office for hay, coal and mining supplies. Newspaper office, bus depot and specialty shops as well.
	Referred to locally as the "Gunnanout Place" this was a "house of ill repute" in the 1930s.
	Built in 1930s by Marko Hecimovic for wife Mary and sons John and William. Still owned by original family.
	This was the Empress Hotel, built in 1908 by a German financier as a base for the Canadian Northeastern Railway. Initial cost was $100,000+.
	Built in 1937 by "Duncan" MacLean for the local Masonic organization. This was the centre for social events until 1989.

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