Hogle & Davis

Originally formed by Andrew Thomas Taylor (1850-1937) and George W. Gordon as Taylor & Gordon. Gordon remained based in London, England, while Taylor operated from Montreal. Previously Taylor, Hogle & Davis, briefly, in 1904 when Taylor brought on Morley Hogle (1870-1920), and Huntley W. Davis (1875-1952), prior to his returning to England. Hogle and Davis inherited the practise. They devoted much of their career to the design of branches of the Merchants Bank of Canada, located in every province from Alberta through to Quebec.

1906 – Merchants Bank of Canada, Wetaskiwin, Alberta

Architect: Hogle & Davis

The Merchants Bank of Canada,

1907 – Merchants Bank Building, Brandon, Manitoba

Architect: Hogle & Davis

This former bank was designed by the Montreal architectural firm of Taylor,

1907 – Merchants Bank of Canada, Jasper Ave., Edmonton

Architect: Hogle & Davis

Built in 1907, the grand columned building on the northwest corner of Jasper Avenue and 100 Street was originally home to the Merchants Bank,

Hogle & Davis

1906 – Merchants Bank of Canada, Wetaskiwin, Alberta

1907 – Merchants Bank Building, Brandon, Manitoba

1907 – Merchants Bank of Canada, Jasper Ave., Edmonton

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