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Fisgard Street – 500 Block
549-555 Fisgard Street – Loo Tai Cho Building
This landmark building at 549-555 Fisgard Street and 25-29 Fan Tan Alley was built in 1893 by architect William Ridgway Wilson for Loo Tai Cho, who rented out the main floor as stores and the upper floors as rooms and tenements.
This building is listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places.
Here is a map showing the location of 549-555 Fisgard Street:
Here is a Google Street View image of 549-555 Fisgard Street:
Additional Information About 549-555 Fisgard Street
- Assessed Value (July 2020): $3,726,000; Land: $2,267,000; Buildings: $1,459,000
- Assessed Value (July 2019): $3,998,000; Land: $1,706,000; Buildings: $2,292,000
- Assessed Value (July 2018): $2,801,000; Land: $1,498,000; Buildings: $1,303,000
- Assessed Value (July 2017): $2,561,000; Land: $1,382,000; Buildings: $1,179,000
- Assessed Value (July 2016): $2,327,000; Land: $1,314,000; Buildings: $1,013,000
- Assessed Value (July 2015): $2,157,000; Land: $1,133,000; Buildings: $1,024,000
- Canadian Register of Historic Places
A Brief History of 549-555 Fisgard Street
This building at 549-555 Fisgard Street and 25-29 Fan Tan Alley was built in 1893 by architect William Ridgway Wilson for Loo Tai Cho, who rented out the main floor as stores and the upper floors as rooms and tenements.
This building was formally recognized by the Canadian Register of Historic Places in 1995 and listed in 2009 as the Loo Tai Cho Building.
Here are links to some historic photographs of 549-555 Fisgard Street:
- City of Victoria Archives photo M01378 – circa 1959
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