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Royal Bank Of Canada - Islington Branch

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Royal Bank of Canada 4860 Dundas St W Etobicoke

Islington Branch - United Empire Bank of Canada c 1907 (Courtesy: Etobicoke Historical Society))

Islington Branch - Union Bank of Canada c. 1911 (Courtesy: Etobicoke Historical Society)

Islington Branch - Royal Bank of Canada c 1940 (Courtesy: Etobicoke Historical Society)

BUILDING INFORMATION

Name & Location:

Royal Bank Of Canada - Islington Branch
4860 Dundas Street West
Toronto
Islington

Owner:

Royal Bank of Canada

Occupant:

Royal Bank of Canada

Year Completed:

OTHER IDENTIFICATION

Alternate Name:

4860 Dundas St W

Notes:

The first bank in Islington was opened around 1907 by the United Empire Bank of Canada in former wooden home on the southeast corner of Dundas St W and Cordova Ave. The United Empire Bank was later taken over by the Union Bank in 1911 and moved into a brick building on the adjacent southwest corner of Dundas St W and Cordova Ave. The Union Bank was then absorbed by the Royal Bank of Canada in 1925 who replaced the structure with a modern bank-style brick building in the same location. The Royal Bank later moved to it's present location at 4860 Dundas St W. at the corner of Burnhamthorpe Crescent.

Status:

Completed

Map:

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BUILDING DATA

Building Type:

Low-rise

Current Use:

Banking

Heritage Status:

No heritage status

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