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Bank of British North America (Newmac Building)

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On what was once a busy stretch of Winnipeg, today the former Bank of British North America stands physically isolated at 436 Main Street. It is the only surviving pre-1914 structure on West Main between Portage and McDermot avenues.

The Bank of British North America, an institution based in London, England opened a Winnipeg branch in 1886. The bank occupied various leased premises on the east side of Main before commissioning architect Andrew Thomas Taylor of Montréal to design its new structure.

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1903


2004

 


Year Built Heritage Status Date Material Floors/Square footage
1903 Municipal, 1997, grade II

Sandstone façade with verimculated detailing, iconic columns, pediment, steel and concrete construction.

3 storeys/26,202 total floor space

Original Use Present Use Address Architect
Bank Nightclub 436 Main Street A.T. Taylor (Montréal)

 


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