Bank of Montreal Building, Renaissance bank building in Downtown Halifax, Canada
The six-storey Bank of Montreal Building features sandstone construction with classical pilasters and a grand entrance with bronze doors.
Constructed in 1931, architect John MacIntosh Lyle designed this structure as the main Bank of Montreal branch in Halifax.
The building incorporates decorative stone carvings of local elements including bears, geese, codfish, and representations of the Sydney steel plant.
The structure maintains its original banking function, with a main floor crafted from marble, brass, bronze, and wood materials.
Canadian coins are displayed on the frieze beneath the roof cornice, reflecting the building's financial heritage and national identity.
Location: Halifax
GPS coordinates: 44.64892,-63.57299
Latest update: March 10, 2025 11:16
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