There are thousands of historical photographs of Phillips Square, here are a few that follow the changes in the square.
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| Here is Phillips Square when it was still treed and rural; the AAM in the background; the city plans to restore some of the trees |
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| The building on the right was owned by Alfred Joyce, a prominent Montreal businessman; the building was demolished and the Canada Cement Building constructed on this site in 1922 |
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| The Canada Cement Building is directly behind the statue of King Edward VII |
Morgan's Department store on the left;
Phillips Square is across the street from Morgan's
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| Phillips Square, 1950s |
