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- 41 MEAT MARKET, 1910
This two-storey brick and sandstone building was originally built for Swift Canadian Meats during Fort Macleod's boom period. - A. YOUNG DRUGSTORE, 1903
The A. Young Drugstore was the first brick commercial block on Fort Macleod's main street. - A. YOUNG HOUSE
The house is an imposing two-and-one-half storey brick structure, which occupies three-and-one-half lots and displays a large lawn and garden beautifully landscaped with trees and shrubs. - ANDERTON BLOCK AND HORSESHOE LIQUOR STORE, 1909
The Anderton Block was completed in 1909 by the prominent local contractor James S. Lambert. - C.W.STEVENS BUILDING, 1897
The Stevens Building was originally built for J. Struthers in 1897. - CAMPBELL HOUSE, 1903
Duncan John Campbell was born in St. Hilaire, Quebec in 1855. He remained in Eastern Canada until 1882 when a request by Lieutenant Colonel Irvine, Commissioner of the North West Mounted Police, brought him to Fort Macleod. - CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE, 1910
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has played an important role in Fort Macleod both historically and financially. - CHINESE LAUNDRY, 1895
The Chinese Laundry is located in an area which was once the core of Fort Macleod's Chinatown. - CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN, 1886
The first Anglican Church built in Fort Macleod was completed in 1885 on the present site. However, shortly afterwards it burned to the ground. - COURT HOUSE, 1902
The Town Office building was built by Patrick Navin, a contractor from Cranbrook, from the designs of David Ewart, Chief Architect for the Federal Department of Public Works.