Return to Heritage Resources Saint John IndexSearch our Site!Contact UsRoyal BankCity Market
Main PageSection IndexKing's Square HistorySaint John County CourthouseThe Old Number Two Engine HouseHazen InvestmentsMinoltaThe Imperial TheatreBeatty ComplexKing Square CinemaRoyal BankWoolworth BuildingCity MarketBank of Nova ScotiaGICParamount TheatreIrving OilSection QuizSection Credits Page 12

Woolworth Building

Still the 'Woolworth Building' to us...

STYLE:

 Modern

CONSTRUCTED:

 1950

OWNER:

 F.W. Woolworth Ltd.

ARCHITECT:

 Unknown

BUILDER:

 Unknown

The current structure was built in the 1950's by the F. W. Woolworth Co. Ltd.. Before this there were buildings owned by FE Daniel and Dykeman. The building was used as a department store and office space. It is a modern brick and stone structure and has added a a lot to the general appearance of this part of the city. With white stone and buff brick, three storeys and five entrances, it was a very modern structure for 1950.





Woolworths... 1962Woolworth resided in the building for more than thirty years. Since then there have been a few other residents and it is currently partially occupied by a bargain discount chain store.



Return to Saint John Architecture Welcome PageTop of PageSite CreditsSite QuizIrving Oil Ltd.Paramount TheatreGICBank of Nova ScotiaCity MarketOld Woolworth BuildingRoyal BankKing Square CinemaAdmiral Beatty ComplexImperial TheatreMinoltaHazen InvestmentsOld Number Two Engine HouseSaint John County CourthouseKing's SquareSite Index7 More
City MarketRoyal BankContact UsSearch our Site!Return to Heritage Resources Saint John Index

All pages © Heritage Resources and New Brunswick Community College - Saint John.