Armstrong Block- 104 St and 101 Ave.
The Armstrong Block was built in
1912, using brick and steel throughout in it's construction. The building was
built to house wholesale businesses in the basement and first floor, offices on
the second floor, and residential units on the third and forth floor.
The Armstrong Block was likely served by the Canadian National line that ran
down the alley between 103 St and 104 St. Loading docks for railcars would
have been on the west side of the building, while it appears loading docks for
trucks were located on the south side of the building. This building was
restored in 2004 and is used today for...
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 East,
rear of the Armstrong Block. |
July 11, 2007 |
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South
east corner, rear of the Armstrong Block. |
July 11, 2007 |
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Loading
docks, likely used by railcars, on the rear of the Armstrong Block |
July 11, 2007 |
This page last updated: July 12, 2007