Upper Canada closed its doors; the stockholders lost all of their investment of more than $3 million, and over $1 million dollars in taxpayers money was also lost. Remaining buildings The 1827 Bank of Upper Canada Building, its second headquarters, still exists, located on Toronto's Adelaide St East. It has been designated a National Historic Site of Canada. Designed by architect William Warren Baldwin, 1825–27, the bank resembled a London townhouse with a Doric portico. The Toronto building is on the Registry of Historical Places of Canada, along with two branches. The 86 John Street branch in Port Hope, Ontario, built in 1857 and the 46 West Street branch in Goderich, Ontario, built in 1863. Further reading Gallery References Defunct banks of Canada Economic history of Ontario Banks established in 1821 1866 disestablishments in Canada 1821 establishments in Upper Canada Banks disestablished in 1866 Canadian companies established in 1821