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St-James Theatre

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    This building was built on the site of the Temple Building, which itself had been built on the site of the former Methodist church.

    In late 2009, it camed around that the CIBC sells the building.



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    Location / address

    265 Saint-Jacques Street  | Montréal
    Quebec, Canada

    Near subway station Square-Victoria

    814.94 / 10 - 54 votes
    Building's name

    St-James Theatre

    Other name

    Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC)

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    Borough Old Montreal
    Arrondissement Ville-Marie
    Centre de l'Île






    5 floors (overground)

    Beginning of construction
    1907

    Year of completion
    1909

    Building type

    Bank

    Last update: 2020-11-21

    CodeIMTL 444

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