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| Newson Block (1885) (166 Richmond St.). Charlottetown, PE. Architect: William C. Harris. | Ground floor of Newson Block. Charlottetown, PE. | Island Crafts Shop in Morris Building. Charlottetown, PE. | Morris Block (1890) (154-8 Richmond St.). Charlottetown, PE. |
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| Cameron Block (1884). Charlottetown, PE. Architect: William C. Harris. | Outdoor café at Cameron Block. Charlottetown, PE. | Brown's Block (128-134 Richmond St.). Charlottetown, PE. | Sculpted face on Brown's Block. Charlottetown, PE. |
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| Stamper Block (1892) (110 Richmond St.). Charlottetown, PE. | Victorian brick buildings on Pawnal St. Charlottetown, PE. | Transept spire of St. Dunstan's Catholic Basilica (1897-1907). Charlottetown, PE. Style: Victorian Gothic. Architect: F.-X. Berlinguet. | Main spire of St. Dunstan's Catholic Basilica. Charlottetown, PE. |
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| John Joseph Ganan house (1880) (126 Sydney St.) beside St. Dunstan's Basilica. Charlottetown, PE. | St Paul's Anglican Church (1895). Charlottetown, PE. Architect: William C. Harris. | Former Union Bank Building (1872) (94 Great George St.). Charlottetown, PE. Architect: Thomas Alley. | Former Union Bank Building with local history interpreters. Charlottetown, PE. |
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| Wellington Hotel (68 Great George St.) was a meeting spot for legislators from 1820-50. Charlottetown, PE. Style: Georgian. | John Carroll (before 1863) & Hugh Perkins (1843) homes (64 & 62 Great George St.). Charlottetown, PE. | Dundas Esplanade on Water Street. Charlottetown, PE. | James Eden house (1897) (12 West St.). Charlottetown, PE. Style: Queen Anne. Architect: C.B. Chappell. |
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| Riverside (1874) (5 West St.) home of Louis Henry Davies former PEI premier & Chief Justice of Canada. Charlottetown, PE. | Beaconsfield Historic House (1877) (2 Kent St.) built for shipbuilder James Peake, Jr. Charlottetown, PE. Architect: William C. Harris. | Beaconsfield House, now HQ of PEI Museum. Charlottetown, PE. | View from Beaconsfield House to Charlottetown Harbour. Charlottetown, PE. |
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| Fanningbank (1834) Lieutenant Governor's mansion. Charlottetown, PE. | Mock orange flowers. Charlottetown, PE. | Ardgowan home of William Henry Pope, a Father of Confederation. Charlottetown, PE. | Ardgowan where newspaper editor Pope entertained delegates to 1864 meetings of Canadian Union. Charlottetown, PE. |
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| Confederation Center of the Arts. Charlottetown, PE. | Confederation Center of the Arts sculpture & architectural detail. Charlottetown, PE. |
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