Ackerman Building (Regina)

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The Ackerman Building was designed by the local architectural firm of Storey and Van Egmond, and constructed in 1911 by Parson's Construction Company. At the time of its construction it was the largest warehouse in the city. The building suffered significant damage as a result of the 1912 tornado. B. F. Ackerman, harness makers, occupied the building until 1925. Other occupants of the Ackerman Building and / or the single storey annex building at 2132 Dewdney Avenue, have included the Hudson's Bay Company (1922-29), Great West saddlery, cartage and storage firms such as Smeed's Security Storage, MacCosham and Allied Van Lines, various retail, wholesale and manufacturing firms, as well as commercial offices.
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