1915 – Former Canadian Bank of Commerce, Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Victor Daniel Horsburgh
Constructed in 1915 to replace a previous Bank of Commerce,
1915 – Former Carnegie Library, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: Alfred W. Peene
A Carnegie library designed in Indiana limestone with a total expenditure of $160,000.
1915 – Former Post Office, Morden, Manitoba
A two-storey red brick building constructed in 1913-15 designed by the Chief Architect’s Office in Ottawa.
1915 – Gare du Palais, Quebec City, Quebec
Architect: Harry Edward Prindle
Built in the Chateau style to reflect the dominant Chateau Frontenac on the old town above the station,
1915 – Government Normal School, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Architect: Storey & Van Egmond
The term “normal school” is derived from the French école Normale,
1915 – Knox College, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Chapman & McGiffin
Constructed after an architectural competition that attracted a large number of entries adjudicated by the Board of Management alongside Professor Percy K.
1915 – McLeod Building, Edmonton, Alberta
Architect: J.K. Dow
As the only terra cotta-clad building in the city,
1915 – Methodist Book Room, Queen Street, Toronto, Canada
Architect: Burke Horwood & White
“Owing to its close connection with church work,
1915 – Molsons Bank, Ontario Street, Montreal, Canada
Architect: Turner & Carless
No longer a bank branch but an attractive building on a prominent junction site.
1915 – Post Office, Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, Canada
Architect: A. Campbell Hope
Heritage Hall on Main Street in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant was built in 1915 as a post office known as Postal Station “C”,
