Biografía
He was born at Camp Sapperton, the first white child born there.
He was the son of John Maclure RE.
He attended the Spring Garden Art School in Philadelphia. Afterwards he worked as a telegraph operator for the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway in 1885. As an Architect he worked with Cecil Crocker Fox.
He designed more than 150 buildings. (Projects Designed: the Temple Building (Victoria 1893); the Jones Building on Fort Street; the 1590 York Place (finsihed a design started by Rattenbury); the Gabriola, 1531 Davie Street Vancouver (1901); the Foster Huntting Home, 3689 Angus Drive, vancouver; the Walter C. Nichol House, 1402 The Crescent, Vancouver; the Rosemary, 3689 Selkirk Street, Vancouver; the John E. Tucker House, 3802 Angus Street, Vancouver; the Brenchley Home, 3351 Granville, Vancouver; the Mrs. Ernest Rogers Home, 1789 Matthews, Vancouver; the Victor Spencer Home, Locarno Beach; the Brock House, Jericho Beach; the E.P. Davis Home (Cecil Green) at UBC.))
Referencias
- Clayburn Village Community Society (2001)
- Kluckner, M. (1993)
- Howay, F.W. (1914)
- Brissenden, Constance with Larry Loyie (1997) Greater Vancouver Hall of Fame. In The Greater Vancouver Book: an urban encyclopedia. Ed. Chuck Davis. Vancouver BC: Linkman Press
- Hill, Beth (1987)
