J. C. Stinson
| J. C. Stinson | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Architect |
| Employer | Stinson Eley & Hood |
J. C. Stinson was an architect at Stinson Eley & Hood who lived in Fort William in 1907.[1]
Directory listings
| Year | Name as listed | Occupation | Employer | Address | Spouse | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1907 | Stinson J C | Architect | Stinson Eley & Hood | 218 Archibald Street South, Fort William | p. 70[1] |
- Also listed at the same address in 1907: James Tonkin, Fanny Tonkin, Alma Adams, John Adams, George Anderson, Earl Armson, Hilda Armstrong, John Armstrong, Wellington Armstrong, Alfred Batters, John Black, Archie Bruce, Archie Bruce, Nellie Bruce, William Bruce, T. Caddo, Alexander Calhoun, William Campbell, John D. Chisholm, Bernard Coleman, Charles Coyne, George Secord Dean, Thomas Dow, David Drysdale, Oliver J. Enoch, Anna Jane Evans, Laura E. Evans, Minnie C. Evans, Frederick W. Fielder, Martha Flanagan, David Foreman, Samuel Forrests, Kate Gillespie, Eustace Haydon, Archie Henderson, William Higgins, L. Humby, J. Bert Hunter, John King, William C. Lillie, John F. McGraw, Elizabeth McMurray, C. G. Mapes, Bert Mason, S. J. Maynard, —— Moore, Theodore Nelson, Henry Newsum, George Pappin, George Postill, J. A. Primeau, E. Prouse, Thomas M. Reid, Walter Reid, Frankie Roushorn, E. M. Sicotte, Clara Smith, G. B. Smith, A. V. Spragge, Frank Stewardson, Fred Symes, Reginald Symes, Robert Thomson, C. D. Tweedie, Harry Ward, Peter J. Watson, Edward R. Wayland, Gilbert Wilcox, Arthur A. Wilson, Edward Wocker, Christie Young, Frederick W. Young.
In Papers and Records (1977)
J. C. Stinson designed the 325 Simpson Street building later used by Henderson Glass (Lakehead) Ltd.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Henderson's Fort William City Directory, 1907 (Henderson Directories Limited), p. 70.
- ↑ Patricia Vervoort, "Meaning in Old Buildings", Papers and Records, vol. V (Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society, 1977), p. 1. Archived: datum.locker.