F.L. Wanklyn House(6/1896-4/1905)
241 Drummond Street, Montreal, QC, Canada
Residential, Urban house

Client: F.L. Wanklyn
Architect: E. & W.S. Maxwell

Description: In 1896, Frederick L. Wanklyn, engineer and General Executive Assistant for the Canadian Pacific Railway hired Edward Maxwell to do some alteration to his urban house on Drummond Street. The plans show a major addition on the attic level containing two servants� quarters and a bathroom at the rear. A detail plan for the dining room consisting of new wood paneling indicates that ground floor was also altered by Edward. A distinctive feature for this house was the design of the hood over the entrance. It was an elaborated design shaped on wrought iron.

Holdings: Urban house
7 Drawings: 2 ink on linen; 1 ink on paper; 2 pencil on paper; 2 blueprints
7 Detail drawings: dining room, library, furnace room, fire escape, windows, fittings, dado, finishes, woodwork

	I M A G E S: Drawings
F.L. Wanklyn House(6/1896-4/1905) 241 Drummond Street, Montreal, QC, Canada Residential, Urban house Client: F.L. Wanklyn Architect: E. & W.S. Maxwell Description: In 1896, Frederick L. Wanklyn, engineer and General Executive Assistant for the Canadian Pacific Railway hired Edward Maxwell to do some alteration to his urban house on Drummond Street. The plans show a major addition on the attic level containing two servants� quarters and a bathroom at the rear. A detail plan for the dining room consisting of new wood paneling indicates that ground floor was also altered by Edward. A distinctive feature for this house was the design of the hood over the entrance. It was an elaborated design shaped on wrought iron. Holdings: Urban house 7 Drawings: 2 ink on linen; 1 ink on paper; 2 pencil on paper; 2 blueprints 7 Detail drawings: dining room, library, furnace room, fire escape, windows, fittings, dado, finishes, woodwork
I M A G E S: Drawings
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