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- HUTCHINGS AND SHARP BUILDING
Originally known as the Hutchinson Block, the Hutchings and Sharp building was erected by Thomas Hutchinson in 1911. - IMPERIAL BANK BUILDING
One of the William T. Williams' finest designs was that of the Imperial Bank Building on Sixth Avenue, which opened in 1913. - IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA
In the fall of 1874 Colonel James Macleod travelled to Fort Benton, Montana in order to obtain supplies for the North-West Mounted Police. - IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA
The Imperial Bank of Canada first opened its doors in this site in 1891. Archival photographs show that in 1892 a modest brick building housed the bank. - INGLEWOOD CREDIT UNION
The Inglewood Credit Union, established in 1938, was the first credit union in Calgary and the fourth in Alberta. - INGLEWOOD TELEPHONE BUILDING
The Inglewood Telephone Building was constructed using the thermal-bottle principle. - INTERNATIONAL COAL AND COKE COMPANY OFFICE
This was the main office building for the International Coal and Coke Company and was constructed in 1904. - JACQUES JEWELLERY STORE
George Jacques was Calgary’s first jeweler and watchmaker. - JASPER AVENUE EAST, SOUTH SIDE
Little is left today which would indicate that Jasper Avenue East was once as developed on the south side as the north. - JASPER BLOCK
The career of John Kelly paralleled those of many of Alberta’s first successful businessmen.