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    This photograph was taken inside the Trader's Bank in St. Marys. The men in the photo are employees of the bank but they are not identified by name.

    Photo of the Bank of Montreal building located on the southeast corner of Queen and Wellington Streets. A few men can be seen standing in front of the building. This photo was found in a St. Marys supplement from The Toronto Mail (July 16, 1892).

    Exterior of the Molson's Bank.

    Photo showing Queen Street looking west from the southeast corner of Queen and Church Streets. The Toronto Dominion Bank (now TD Canada Trust) can be seen on the northwest corner (its entrance is now located on Church Street, whereas in this photo it is on Queen Street).

    Photo showing the corner of Queen and Wellington Streets. The Trader's bank can be seen in the corner building which is now part of Desjardins. A group of men can be seen standing at the door right on the corner.

    This is a photograph of the northwest corner of Queen and Church Streets downtown St. Marys. On the corner is Toronto Dominion Bank. The bank is still in the same place, but it is now called TD Canada Trust. The main entrance has also been moved from Queen Street to ...

    Exterior window of the Toronto-Dominion bank in Kirkton. The window is a large glass pain with a shorter second window above it. The window is surrounded by wooden panelling. To the left of the window is the front door of the bank. The window has "The Toronto-Dominion Bank" painted on ...

    A bank teller sits behind a counter helping a man at the Toronto-Dominion Bank. There is a wooden divider between the bank teller and the client. The client wears a large overcoat. Photo negatives are in good condition

    A bank teller helps a woman at the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. The teller wears a suit while the woman wears a fur-lined coat with a hat. The woman's purse rests on the counter in front of the wooden divider seperating the client and the teller. Photo negatives are in good ...

    A client and a teller converse at the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. The client wears a coat and newsboy cap, while the teller wears a suit. The client leans against the counter while the teller rests his arm on the wood divider. Photo negatives are in good condition.

    A man stand at the counter in the Kirkton Toronto-Dominion Bank. Behind the counter stands a man wearing a suit. There are papers on the counter, splayed across the wooden tabletop. Photo negatives are in good condition.

    This is what was then the "new" Royal Bank building when these photos were taken in 1915: (from Wikipedia - search "Royal Bank Building, Toronto") "Further east [from 20 King street West - another Royal Bank building] is the original Royal Bank building. Built in 1914 and designed by architect ...

    Photo of soldiers marching west down Queen Street. This photo shows the southwest corner of Queen and Wellington Streets with the Bank of Montreal building seen in the background.

    Photo showing the Royal Bank building, the Andrews Jeweller building and the Thames Restaurant building located on the north side of Queen Street starting at the northeast corner of Queen and Wellington Streets. Cars can be seen parked in front of the Andrews and Thames Restaurant buildings with a trash ...

    On back: Now National Trust (White & May) 1950's St. Marys Corner Queen/Wellington

    Photo of Queen Street East looking east from from Wellington Street towards Church Street. A few businesses can be seen in the photo including the St. Marys Journal, Molson's Bank, Grand Central Hotel, John M. Adam Hardware store, W.R. Butcher groceries and Andrew's Jewelers.