BLYTH/RIDDOCK HOUSE The Blyth/Riddock House was built in about 1910, probably on 7th Avenue SE, a right of way that was taken over for a new CNR line around 1921, and is now a cycling path.
BOARDWALK The building now popularly known as the Boardwalk was built in 1910 for $100,000 by Ross Brothers Wholesalers, a hardware firm.
BOTTERILL RESIDENCE The one-and-one half storey home was built in 1907 by William J. Botterill’s neighbour, Julius McIntosh.
BOW ON TONG BUILDING, 1919 The Bow On Tong building was constructed in 1919 and opened as a Chinese pharmacy or herbalist shop in 1926 by Way Leong (1879-1967).
BOWKER BUILDING Though it matches the Legislature Building in style, the Bowker Building was actually constructed in 1931, almost twenty years later, and just one year after the Art Deco Federal Public Building was designed.
BOWMAN SCHOOL, 1912 In 1911, the Provincial Department of Education allotted funds for the construction of a Manual Training School in Lethbridge, the first in the province.
BRADLEY'S WESTERN WEAR This wood-frame building with its boomtown front was built in 1900. The log lean-to was built some years later.
BRAZZONI BUILDING This building is an interesting example of later boomtown front commercial architecture.
BREEDEN'S HOTEL It seems fitting that one of Grande Prairie's most modern high rise office buildings now marks the spot near which Breeden's hotel, Grande Prairie's first commercial enterprise, once stood.
BREWERY GARDENS, 1950S The Brewery Gardens were largely developed by the Sick's Brewery between 1960 and 1963, but may have been started as early as 1945 or 1950.
