The souvenir folder is postmarked 1924; this view is one of the sixteen it contains; top left: Imperial Bank Of Canada: located on the northwest corner of Ouellette Avenue and London Street (now University Avenue; built in 1920; architect: Charles S. Cobb; top right: Canadian Bank Of Commerce (Windsor): located on the southeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and Sandwich Street (now Riverside Drive); designed by Victor Daniel Horsburgh; built in 1915 to replace an earlier Canadian Bank Of Commerce building; demolished in 1972; middle: Canadian Bank Of Commerce (Walkerville): located on the west side of Devonshire Road at Assumption Street; was designed by Albert Kahn and Ernest Wilby and built in 1906; bottom left: unknown; bottom right: Dominion Bank (Windsor): was part of the Norwich Block and was located on the southwest corner of Ouellette Avenue and Sandwich Street (now Riverside Drive); it was built in 1908/1909 and demolished in 1999/2000; the architectural firm was Carrere And Hastings (New York) and the associate architect was Eustace G. Bird.