1000 Block east side

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1000 Commercial

1908-1935

BP 1908/4/6 to Dr. McIntosh, $4,000 for a frame dwelling. WP 11574 1908/4/21. 1908/9/2: BP to Dr. McIntosh for a $200 stable (Vancouver Daily World p.15). Described on 1910 and 1912 Insurance Maps as a one-storey storefront attached to a 2 1/2 storey house behind. 1923/4/21: BP A-5644 to lessee Daily Province, $300 for miscellaneous.

  • 1000 Commercial

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1000 Commercial

1935-1977

In 1934/35 Rev, Leeman and his wife demolished the original building, constructing the two-storey Commercial Apartments, with four suites on each level. In 1937, a small area in back was made into an industrial unit. 1944/4/29: RE description: “$6,750 full price for 22 rooms divided into suites, Revenue $1,800, taxes $195 (free suite for owner)” (Sun, p.23).

  • 1000 Commercial

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1000-1004 Commercial

1977-

I suspect this was a redevelopment of the 1935 building, reconfigured for two storefronts with apartments above.

  • 1000 Commercial
  • 1002 Commercial
  • 1004 Commercial (apartments)

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1008-1012 Commercial

1977-

  • 1008 Commercial (apartments)
  • 1010 Commercial
  • 1012 Commercial

1022 Commercial

1908-1969

BP 1910/4/2 to John Lewis Gibson, $150 office. WP 12310 1908/9/24. Described on Insurance Map as one-storey.

  • 1022 Commercial

1024 Commercial

1910-1969

Described on 1910 Insurance Map as 1 1/2 storey, and on the 1930 Map as 2 storey office.

  • 1024 Commercial

1016-1026 Commercial

1969-

Lot was cleared in 1969.

  • 1016 Commercial
  • 1018 Commercial
  • 1020 Commercial
  • 1026 Commercial (apartments)

1030-1036 Commercial

1964-

  • 1030 Commercial
  • 1034 Commercial
  • 1036 Commercial

1040-1044 Commercial

1965-

  • 1040 Commercial (apartments)
  • 1042 Commercial
  • 1044 Commercial

1046-1050 Commercial

1909-

BP 1909/3/19 to John W. Campbell, $10,000. Builder was Vancouver Construction Co. WP 13251 1908/4/30. BP 1929/5/18 to John W. Campbell, $2,500. Architect was E. Evans. The ground floor was originally designed for Royal Bank (1910-1925). Much of the space, including the apartments/offices on Napier was occupied by the YWCA Community Centre from 1938-1948. The conical roof seen in the earlier photographs was removed sometime after 1954.

  • 1046 Commercial
  • 1048 Commercial
  • 1050 Commercial
  • 1705-1717 Napier (apartments)

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