Built in 1912, this commercial block was purchased by Thomas Bulman in 1913, who opened a fur-trade store on site. By the end of the decade, it had become home to the Revillon Frères Trading Company. Restored in 2008, the building now showcases its original interior and exterior brickwork, along with several rooms featuring pressed tin ceilings.

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