Cambie Hotel

Overview

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Photo Credit: Jarmila Storkova

Address

310 Cambie St, Vancouver BC

Neighbourhood

Gastown

type

Commercial

Protection & Recognition

  • M: Municipal Protection

Description

Other names: Gastown Inn, Cambie Hostel, Henderson Block, Hotel Carlton

The Cambie Hotel was built in 1899-1900 to replace a building occupied by Gross and McNeil Express and Draymen, which had been burned in a fire in 1899.

The building was designed by well-known Vancouver architects Parr and Fee. The building represents a new commercial style influenced by developments in Chicago. The plain brick piers and cast-iron window units depart from traditional styles.

In 1914, it became the Hotel Carlton and was known for its cafe at ground level.

Source

Canada's Historic Places

Map

Cambie Hotel

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