As of 2025, the City of Lakewood has five local landmarks, four properties listed on the State Register, and eight properties listed on the National Register of Historic Place. Local Landmarks are protected through the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance(PDF, 539KB) . State and National Landmarks are overseen by the State Historic Preservation Office. For more information on the different designations and process for each, please reference the Historic Landmark Designation Information form.(PDF, 75KB)
Local Landmarks
L1. Laase House L2. Former Hospice of Saint Johns L3. O’Kane Historic Farm L4. White Way Grill at Belmar Park L5. Miller House
Learn more about Lakewood’s local landmarks and districts. State Register
Click on the property’s name to learn more about its history.S5. Howell House S6. Country Club Garden Apartments S7. Washington Heights School S8. Caretaker’s House (Bonfils-Stanton Belmar Estate Outbuildings)
National Register
N9. Davies Chuck Wagon Diner N10. Jewish Consumption Relief Society Historic District (Now known as RMCAD) N11. Office of Civil Defense Emergency Operations Center N12. Building 710, Defense Civil Preparedness Agency Region 6 Operation Center N13. Denver & Intermountain Interurban Car No. 25 N14. Streer-Peterson (Ticen/Tyson) House N15. Stone House N16. Schnell Farm