In January 1913 a fire broke out on this site destroying two buildings.
A gentleman by the name of William Allen bought the land and built a new building for the Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company.
The designer while building this new building incuded some of the newest fire safety features.
The Rubber Company remained here until 1935. Today this building is one of the oldest Warehouse buildings in the downtown area.
Over the years several different businesses rented space in this building.
Today it has been converted to Condos allowing many people reside innone of the cities most popular area.
A good shot of this solid building! And I like how we can still see some of the advertising on the brick of the side wall. (And thank you for this history, Brian.)
Ian