Whitehorse

S&A Club Café

 Architectural History:

It was a wood frame building with a gable roof and false façade. The foundation was a wood sill construction. It also had bevel wood siding covered with aluminium and plywood exterior siding. The roof was covered with roll asphalt.

Cultural History:

This frame structure was constructed during WW II as a retail/commercial business. The earliest taxes were paid on this lot in November 1943, when the building was registered as a restaurant business. This occupant was the Social and Athletic Club Café, or the S&A Café, as it was popularly known. The proprietors of this business were S. Wong and M. Nadic.

The building housed various businesses since then. It was demolished in 2007.

The S. A. Club Cafe was a wood frame building with a gable roof and false façade. The foundation was a wood sill construction. It also had bevel wood siding covered with aluminium and plywood exterior siding. The roof was covered with roll asphalt.

Building Location:
107 Jarvis Street • Whitehorse, YT

Description:
1-1/2 Storey Frame Building

Location Context:
Refer to the O’Connor House; the Blaker House; the Palmer House; the 98 Hotel. Demolished 2007.