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- Bay Street, in
downtown Toronto. It was
designed by the
architect Henry Sproatt and
completed in 1930. The
building is
designated under Part IV of the...
- The
Royal York was
designed by Ross and Macdonald, in ****ociation with
Sproatt and Rolph, and
built by the
Canadian Pacific Railway company. The hotel...
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Gilbert Bruce Price Edward Maxwell Eugène-Étienne Taché
Francis Rattenbury Sproatt and
Rolph Hippolyte Destailleur Richard Morris Hunt Ross and Macfarlane...
- with turrets, gargoyles, and battlements. The
architects were Messrs.
Sproatt & Rolph. In 1910,
seven years after the
opening of the women's residence...
- to
Canada in 1888.
Pearson worked for
Henry Sproatt beginning in 1890, and
joined Darling, Curry,
Sproatt, &
Pearson in 1892, with
fellow partners Frank...
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running along Lake S**** Blvd at the time.
Lynne Lodge was
designed by
Henry Sproatt, a
prominent 20th
century Canadian architect. It was
built in a
Queen Anne...
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university who
served in the
World Wars.
Designed by
architects Henry Sproatt and
Ernest Ross Rolph, the
Gothic Revival tower stands at 143 feet (43...
- Building,
Toronto William Sutherland Maxwell John M. Lyle Ross and
Macdonald Sproatt &
Rolph Pearson and
Darling Ernest Cormier E.J.
Lennox Jean-Omer Marchand...
- 16, 1984. It was
designed by S.G. Curry, of the
Sproatt &
Rolph architectural firm. The firm of
Sproatt &
Rolph was
responsible for
designing a number...
