Beaver Lodge
The Beaver Lodge was built in 1914 as a boarding house rental property, among the first in Banff National Park.
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Beaver Lodge Details
As Banff National Park's popularity continued to grow, enterprising folks realized that more accommodations were needed to meet visitors' demands. In 1914, Norman Luxton built the Beaver Lodge as a boarding house rental property, and since then it has been home to many prominent Banff citizens. Today, the lodge sits in an open lot in a residential area of Banff. The Beaver Lodge is listed on Canada's Historic Places and the Canadian Register, and is a Federal Heritage Building.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Beaver Lodge
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Tanglewood
The oldest building in Banff is believed to be Tanglewood, built in 1886.
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Luxton Residence
"Mr. Banff" lived here in the Luxton Residence on the 200 block of Beaver Street.
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Information Building
This building was built in 1939-40 as an auditorium for the Banff School of Fine Arts.
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Banff Visitor Centre
This visitor centrw is found in downtown Banff.
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Administration Building
In downtown Banff, the Administration Building continues to be a symbol of protection and preservation.
