Hotel Metropole

Overview

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Photo Credit: Christine Leviczky Riek

Address

320 Abbott St, Vancouver BC

Neighbourhood

Downtown

type

Commercial

Protection & Recognition

  • M: Municipal Protection

Description

The Hotel Metropole (originally known as the Travellers Hotel) is a five-storey masonry commercial building constructed in 1910.

The building is an example of the classically inspired architecture of the Edwardian era. The architect was W.T. Whiteway (1856-1940). The contractor was J.M. McLuckie, a pioneer Vancouver contractor who became well-known for numerous commercial and residential commissions.

The hotel was an investment property originally owned by Dr. Robert Clarke Boyle (1869-1926), a prominent physician and surgeon in Vancouver and president of the Vancouver Medical Association.

Source

Canada's Historic Places

Map

Hotel Metropole

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