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Protestant Infant’s Home, Additions([1897]) Guy Street, Montreal, QC, Canada Government, Orphanage [addition: basement, 2 floors]; brick; wall bearing Client: Protestant Infants' Home Description: In 1897, Edward Maxwell designed the additions to the Protestant Infant’s Home. The plan indicated a two-storey narrow brick building. The ground floor plan contained the nurse’s room, dining room, convalescent room, and a spacious staircase occupying almost the entire width of the front façade. The basement comprised of the kitchen, larder, laundry, and mortuary room. The first floor plan showed two wards, a gallery, and a bathroom. The elevation illustrated a simple façade with aligned rectangular windows and a flat roof with a wood cornice. Holdings: Orphanage (addition: basement, 2 floors); brick; wall bearing | |
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