Postcard image of the Italian garden at Hatley Park by John L. Barnard. The postcard may be more modern than the period for other images in this album. It may have been collected by Ella Hayward at a later date.
Postcard may be from a later date than the images in the album. The handwritten caption "This is Dunsmuir Castle where we lived in Ca. MH" was most likely written by Minnie Hayward, wife of Phillip Francis Hayward, the gardener.
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postcards depict the Royal Canadian Naval College grounds
The post script series contains loose items and photos not otherwise arranged in the scrapbook.
September 8 1989. Power, lighting, electrical systems floor plans for fourth, fifth, sixth floor. 3 pages.
June 1990. Main floor and foundation, main floor, upper floor and roof structure floor plans; sections; details drawings. 4 stapled pages.
June 1990. Site plan; main, upper, roof floor plans; sections; north, south, east, west elevations. 8 stapled pages.
June 1990. Electrical site plan, lighting site plan; single line diagram; main floor, kitchen, upper floor lighting, power, emergency power plans; mechanical schedule. 12 stapled pages.
The Italian garden to the west of the castle was added as part of extensive development of the Hatley Park estate by Boston based landscape architects, Brett and Hall from 1912-1914.
The Italian garden to the west of the castle was added as part of extensive development of the Hatley Park estate by Boston based landscape architects, Brett and Hall from 1912-1914.
Photographs of library scale model, on presentation board. 6 photographs on 1 poster.
Drawn by HR. September 27 and August 10 1976. Maps with inset specifications for transformers and circuits. Two pages.
The occasion was the launching of the newly completed frigate "St. Stephen," Jan. 25, 1944.
OPEG label
416.862-7100 (phone number?)
February 3 1972. Site plan; floor plan; north, south, east, west elevations; cross section. Drawing 1 has an altered graphic taped over the page. Notes on back. 2 pages.
April 22 1955. First and second floor plans. 2 pages.
January 20 1956 revision of December 8 1955 plan. Drawn by GH Mann. Floor plan; elevations; details. Working document: alterations and notes in red pencil. Notes on back. 2 pages.
December 21 1966. Floor plans, details, elevation, site drawings. For residence 801, 2099 Mayne Avenue. 2 pages.
February 22 1969. Drawn by AWP and RS. First floor plan showing possible conversion of floor into cadets' club with theatre and lounges. Note on back reads "Recom proposal- didn't occur." 1 page; 2 copies.
March 10 1965. Drawn by RS, EF & AD. Charts campus development to date and presents a proposed land use pattern for future development. Notes on front and back of plan.
