Royal Bank of Canada

Originally founded in Halifax in 1869 as the Merchants' Bank it later became the Merchants' Bank of Halifax, to change name once again in 1901 to became the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). In 1907, the bank moved its headquarters to Montreal.

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Royal Bank 1134 Sainte-Catherine Street West / Stanley Borough Downtown

14 Floors 1962 6.55 /10 : 20 votes

Royal Bank of Outremont [RBC] 1307 Van Horne Avenue / Avenue Outremont Borough Outremont

2 Floors 1950 7.04 /10 : 26 votes

Royal Bank [RBC] 26 Westminster N Avenue / Miner Borough Montreal-West

2 Floors 1930 6.76 /10 : 13 votes

Royal Bank building 360 Saint-Jacques Street Borough Old Montreal

22 Floors 121 M 1928 8.04 /10 : 186 votes 7 pictures

Royal Bank Sherbrooke Branch 6051 Sherbrooke Street West Borough NDG

1 Floors 1925 6.88 /10 : 17 votes

Royal Bank [RBC] 4849 Sherbrooke Street West Borough Westmount

3 Floors 1921 7.52 /10 : 29 votes

Former Royal Bank Park Avenue Branch 5801 du Parc Avenue / Bernard Borough Mile-end

2 Floors 1920 8.15 /10 : 27 votes

Royal Bank Mont-Royal Branch 1801 du Mont-Royal Avenue East / Papineau Borough Plateau Mont-Royal

2 Floors 1910 8.23 /10 : 30 votes 2 pictures

Royal Bank 351-359 Laurier Avenue West / avenue du Parc Borough Mile-end

2 Floors 1909 7.41 /10 : 17 votes 4 pictures

The Bank [Banque Provinciale, Ancienne Banque Royale, Former Royal Bank] 221 Saint-Jacques Street Borough Old Montreal

7 Floors 1907 2.83 /10 : 6 votes 7 pictures

Royal Bank [Royal Bank Westmount Branch] 4192 Sainte-Catherine Street West Borough Westmount

2 Floors 1904 7.81 /10 : 47 votes 3 pictures

Former Montreal Bank 1900 Wellington Street Borough Pointe Saint-Charles

2 Floors 1901 7.5 /10 : 18 votes 5 pictures

Royal Bank 6701 Saint-Laurent / Saint-Zotique Borough La Petite-Patrie

2 Floors 8.5 /10 : 2 votes

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Royal Bank of Canada was directed
1908 - 1934 Sir Herbert Samuel Holt