1897 – ‘Mississauga’, Summer Residence, Ontario
Architect: Robert Findlay
‘Mississauga’, a large summer residence for George Benson,
1897 – Bell Telephone Company, Montreal, Canada
Architect: David Maxwell
“This company’s new building,
1897 – City Hall, St. Thomas, Ontario
Architect: Evan MacDonald
St. Thomas City Hall is an elaborate,
1897 – Civic Market Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Architect: George Creeford Browne
After the First World War,
1897 – Design for Victoria Yacht Club, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Alfred W. Peene
Constructed at the foot of Wellington Street North,
1897 – Emerald Street Methodist Church, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: Alfred W. Peene
Constructed of brick and quite grim in appearance now the tower is missing the decorative roof.
1897 – Jubilee Nurses Home, Montreal, Quebec
Architect: Taylor & Gordon
Designed by Andrew T.
1897 – Knox Presbyterian Church, Woodstock, Ontario, Canada
Architect: Burke & Horwood
“The church is built of dark purple Toronto bricks trimmed with brown stone.
1897 – Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Victoria
Architect: Francis M. Rattenbury
An architectural competition was held in 1892 to design a new assembly building for the province.
1897 – New Drill Hall, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Architect: Thomas Fuller, Department of Public Works
Designed in a weighty Romanesque Revival Style and built of red rough faced sandstone.
