The Molson's Bank - Calgary, Alberta - Converted Bank Buildings on Waymarking.com

In 1925, Molson's Bank and its 125 branches, which were primarily located in Quebec and Ontario, merged with the Bank of Montreal.

The building reflects the early 20th century Classical Revival style.
• It is three storeys and is clad with limestone.
• This building is of the post Sandstone City era.
• The building was opened in 1912 as the Molson’s Bank. It was later bought by the Bank of
Toronto in 1925.
• The Molson’s Bank was designated a Provincial Historic Resource in 1979.

See page 21 of : (visit link)

Address: 114 8 Avenue Southwest Calgary, AB T2P 1B3 Year: 1912 Website: [Web Link] Current Use of Building: James Joyce Restaurant and Pub

Visit Instructions:
Please give your impression about the bank and/or it's architecture. Also please post another photo of the building.

Recent Visits/Logs:

Date Logged Log   07/25/2023 Country_Wife visited it