Category:Laurier House

**Laurier House**
	heritage house in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Instance of	house; historic house museum; National Historic Site Administered by Parks Canada;
Part of	Wilbrod-Laurier Heritage Conservation District;
Named after	Wilfrid Laurier;
Location	Ottawa, Southern Ontario, Ontario, Canada
Street address	335 Laurier Avenue East;
Located on street	Laurier Avenue (east, 335);
Architectural style	Renaissance Revival architecture;
Owned by	Parks Canada;
Occupant	Wilfrid Laurier; William Lyon Mackenzie King; Zoé Laurier;
Heritage designation	national historic site of Canada (1956–); classified federal heritage building of Canada (1988–); designated heritage property (part IV) (Ottawa, 1978–);
Inception	1878;
Significant event	construction (1878);
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	45° 25′ 39.72″ N, 75° 40′ 40.44″ W
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	Q284595; OpenStreetMap way ID: 165790945
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This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

4038

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

7634

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

English: Laurier House National Historic Site of Canada is a large Second Empire house on a residential lot situated on the northwest corner of Laurier and Chapel Streets in Ottawa's Sandy Hill East Heritage District. It is the former residence of Canadian prime ministers Wilfrid Laurier and Mackenzie King.

Français : Le lieu historique national du Canada de la Maison Laurier est une grande maison de style Second Empire située sur un lot résidentiel, au coin nord-ouest des rues Laurier et Chapel, dans le quartier historique de la Côte-de-Sable Est, à Ottawa.