1912 – Bank of Hamilton, Main Street, Stonewall, Manitoba
Constructed for the Bank of Hamilton after their previous building was burned down. The Bank of Hamilton was a bank with branches across Ontario and Manitoba until it neared a financial collapse during 1922. It was taken over by the Canadian Bank of Commerce in 1923. This later became the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce after the 1961 merger with the Imperial Bank of Canada. The building remains a CIBC branch.
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Published July 20, 2026
