The Dinnick Building on King Street East in 1911, Toronto…

Held by

McCord Stewart Museum via McCord Stewart Museum (via Wikimedia Commons)

Dates

1911 (indexed as 1911)

Level

item (source: Image)

Scope & content

The Dinnick Building on King Street East in 1911, Toronto, Canada. The Royal Bank of Canada established its first Toronto branch in 1903. The strategic acquisition of Toronto-based Traders Bank of Canada in 1912 gave Royal Bank greater access to the Ontario market. The Dinnick Building housed the Royal Bank's Toronto business from 1909 until the purchase of the Traders Bank in 1912. The building was named after local real estate developer, Wilfred Servington Dinnick.

Location

• Royal Bank of Canada · landmark · confidence 70% · landmark:toronto · found as “royal bank of canada”
• King St · street · confidence 50% · street · found as “King Street East”

Correct the location

Subjects

1911 in Toronto; Buildings destroyed by demolition in Toronto; King Street East, Toronto; Office buildings in Toronto; Royal Bank of Canada buildings

Format

Photograph

Access & use

Public domain Via Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Royal_Bank_of_Canada_in_Toronto_1911.jpg

Harvested

2026-10-18T17:21:10Z · source datestamp n/a · commons

Digital objects at the source

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