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BISHOP'S COURT
This residence was built in 1914 for Alexander M. Martin, the owner of A.M. Martin sporting Goods Company Limited.
BLACK BLOCK
The Black Block is one of Inglewood’s earliest remaining commercial buildings.
BLACK HOUSE
D.E. Black was a jeweller who moved to Calgary from Westport, Ontario in 1903.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
In 1904 Alfred Jacob Weddle, blacksmith, became the first in a long series of metalworkers to have owned this property.
BLAIRMORE COURTHOUSE
The Alberta Government had intended this building to serve as a jail, barracks and offices for the local Provincial Police detachment.
BLAKEMAN'S STORE
Blakeman's Store, the oldest original building in Black Diamond, is still operated by the family that took it over in 1921.
BLOW BLOCK
This boom period building has an interesting feature: the entrance to its upper floor is shared with the neighbouring Dougall Block.
BLUE ROCK HOTEL SITE
On the southeast corner of 4th Street and 25th Avenue SW stood the Blue Rock Hotel.
BLYTH HALL
Blyth Hall is a combination of two structures and several additions.
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.