Get on The Register grants provided a maximum of $500 up to 50% of the cost of a Heritage Assessment (required by the City of Vancouver’s Heritage Planning Department when nominating a building to the City of Vancouver Heritage Register). Grant recipients hired a Heritage Consultant from a list provided by VHF.
Supported heritage sites to be officially recognized on the City of Vancouver’s Heritage Register
View a downloadable PDF of Get on the Register Grant Recipients that have been added to the Vancouver Heritage Register.
VHF continues to support heritage site owners to get on the register through the Heritage Conservation Grants program. Visit the current grants program page here to learn more.
With the assistance of a Get on the Register Grant, 777 Union Street was added to the Heritage Register in 2014. A Statement of Significance was drafted to accompany the application to the Vancouver Heritage Register, documenting the history of the house and its character defining elements.
This 1895 Strathcona home applied to be added to the Heritage Register in 2012, and were added as a C.
An image of 2806 W 38th Avenue in the years after its construction in 1922
2806 W 38th Avenue in 2013. The homeowners wish to have their house recognized on the Heritage Register to preserve one of the last few original homes on the block.
With the assistance of a Get on the Register Grant, 777 Union Street was added to the Heritage Register in 2014. A Statement of Significance was drafted to accompany the application to the Vancouver Heritage Register, documenting the history of the house and its character defining elements.
This 1895 Strathcona home applied to be added to the Heritage Register in 2012, and were added as a C.
An image of 2806 W 38th Avenue in the years after its construction in 1922
2806 W 38th Avenue in 2013. The homeowners wish to have their house recognized on the Heritage Register to preserve one of the last few original homes on the block.