197 Yonge Street

197 Yonge Street is a historic property in Toronto, Ontario, originally built in 1905 as a Canadian Bank of Commerce building by architects Darling and Pearson. Declared a historical site in 1974, it features architectural significance and retains its original address signage. After the bank vacated in 1987, the building was refurbished and now forms part of the Massey Tower project, offering 17,423 square feet of space. Nearby, the former Colonial Tavern site adds to the area's historical context, making it an interesting visit for tourists and researchers alike.