1301 - 1305 Douglas Street
Built in 1923
Architect: A. Arthur Cox
Once the site of the Clarence Hotel which influenced the design of the adjacent IOOF Lodge building, it is now the location of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Designed in a Classical Revival style, this stone-faced bank shows the late interpretation of the Temple Bank style. It is a prominent landmark in downtown Victoria and is part of the historic character of Yates Street.
This Hallmark Society project has been funded by the Hbc Foundation and the BC150-Heritage Legacy Fund.
Project manager and researcher: Helen Edwards.
Principal Photography & Consultant:
Ron Bukta, West Ventures Photography.