Mazel Musical Arts Society (former Royal Bank of Canada)

Reason for registration

its age, architecture, personage, and its former use and character-defining elements, which include its: brick and stone clad one and one-half storey structure (original footprint) with a gabled roof; a symmetrical four-bayed west facing front façade; set of wooden doubled-door entrances with round arched transoms, a set of large picture wooden windows with transoms and a set of segmented arched basement windows on the front façade; a round arched three-over-one hung wooden window in the upper gable; rounded arched caps made of bricks placed in a soldier banned with centred keystones over the doors and gabled window on the front façade; stone window sills; stone caps above the set of picture windows on the front façade; wooden cornice found below the roof’s soffit with bracketed returns at the base of the centred gable along the front façade; stone signage band (Royal Bank of Canada) and signage panels at the base of each picture window along the front façade; and location along Highway 1.