Bank of Upper Canada Building No 1 Color Version Skull Art displayed large to lead the

displayed large to lead the way and to add an immediate contemporary industrial feeling

watch the ducks

there's a colorful lizard passing through

people working

Bank of Upper Canada Building No 1 Color Version Skull Art displayed large to lead theCompleted in 1827 an incorporated in the present block of buildings in 1876, The Bank of Upper Canada Building at No 252 Adelaide St E was the banks branch in The Town of York from 1827 to 1866. After the banks demise in 1866, the building was used as a school, a recruiting centre during the First World War and a bakery. It is now home to a number of small offices. The building was designated a Heritage Property by The City of Toronto in 1973 and a