Did you know?
	This building is one of Vancouver's finest examples of early 20th century Commercial style.
	Built
	Circa 1912
	Address
	601 Main St., Vancouver Directions to the Heritage Building.
	Open to public?
	Yes
	Notes
	The building is currently leased for retail and commercial space.

 

Fluted columns framing the arched main entrance of this five-story brick-faced building and a classically ornamented entablature provide accents to the crisp appearance of the Commercial style. 

Built for the U.S. National Bank, it was a centerpiece of downtown commercial activity until 1933, when the Depression brought about widespread bank closures. In 1983, a private developer undertook a complete renovation, with the assistance of Community Development Block Grant funds and Special Valuation Historic Incentives, after which it was renamed the Heritage Building.

• Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984.