Additional Beaux-Arts Buildings
not on the Walking Tour
You may wish to visit these buildings
independently. They are not on this tour, but include two outstanding
and two significant examples of Beaux-Arts architecture.
National
Research Council, 100 Sussex Drive at King Edward, (1.5 km
north of Union Station., map
Y)
Sproatt & Rolph,
1931 III
Tabaret
Hall University of Ottawa, facing Cumberland Street north
of Laurier, (0.5 km east of Union Station, map X)
Count A.O. von Herbulis,
1904-5, 1914 III
former St. James United Church, now Glebe Community
Centre, 690 Lyon Street at 2nd Avenue, (on the Glebe tour)
C.J. Burritt, 1914-24 II
1st Church of Christ Scientist, 288 Metcalfe
Street at Gilmour, (on the Centretown tour)
J.P. MacLaren, 1913 II
former Bank of Montreal, 294
Bank Street, at Somerset
Weeks
& Keefer, 1908-1909 I
former Bank of Ottawa, now Bank of Nova Scotia, 186
Bank Street
W.E. Noffke, 1906 I
Demolished Buildings:
former Carnegie Public Library,
Metcalfe Street, at Laurier
E.L. Horwood, 1905-7 II
former Hunter Building, 50
O'Connor Street, between Queen and Albert
J. Albert Ewart, 1918 I
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