STOREY, Edgar Manley (1863-1913), a talented and remarkably prolific architect in Kingston, Ontario and later in Regina, Saskatchewan where he is credited with more than 150 buildings between 1907 to 1913 as partner in the firm of Storey & Van Egmond. He was active in the following offices:
E.M. Storey, Kingston, Ont., May 1899 to 1906
E.M. Storey, Regina, Sask., April 1906 to Dec. 1906
Storey & Van Egmond, Regina, Sask., Dec. 1906 to August 1913 (with William Van Egmond)
N.B., after the death of Edgar M. Storey in 1913, the firm was inherited by his son Stanley E. Storey, and renamed
Storey & Van Egmond, Regina, Sask. 1919 to 1956 (with Stanley E. Story and William Van Egmond)
(biography in preparation)
E.M. STOREY (works in Kingston and area)
WELLINGTON STREET, office building for Thomas McAuley, 1899 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 5 June 1899, 1, t.c.; inf. Robert Hamilton, of Hamilton, Ont.)
QUEEN STREET, large addition to residence of J. Duncan Thompson, 1900 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 20 Feb. 1900, 6)
PITTSBURG TOWNSHIP, a stone residence for John A. Wilmot, 1900 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 20 Feb. 1900, 6, descrip.)
McAULEY BLOCK, Wellington Street, addition and alterations to vacant store in the McAuley Block, 1900 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 28 June 1900, 1, t.c.; and 18 Sept. 1900, 2, descrip.; and 28 September 1900, 2, descrip.)
ONTARIO BUILDING SOCIETY, Ontario Street, interior alterations and improvements for two stores occupied by Joseph Nadon and Felix Lachapelle, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 14 March 1901, 2, descrip.)
STUART STREET, three wood frame houses for P. Edwards, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 26 March 1901, 1)
QUEEN STREET, near Clergy Street, large residence for James Baker, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 15 April 1901, 2, descrip. ; J. McKendry, Architects Working in the Kingston Region, 2019, 106, illus.)
ODESSA, ONT., a two storey frame residence for Robert Metzler, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 26 April 1901, 2)
WEST STREET, near Wellington Street, a large new portico for the existing house for Dr. Edward H. Smythe, facing the City Park, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 8 May 1901, 5)
THOMAS ANGROVE CO., at the Hay Market Square, north side of Place d'Armes, a moulding shop and foundry, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 1 June 1901, 1, t.c., and p. 8; Kingston Daily News, 6 June 1901, 1)
WILLIAM ADAMS CO, Brock Street, renovation of existing building, with new plate glass front, for William Adams, shoemaker, 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 4 July 1901, 2, descrip.)
MILTON ISLAND, east of Fort Henry, a summer residence in the rustic style for J.P. Knopf of Linden, N.J., 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 10 July 1901, 2)
MILTON ISLAND, a large pavilion [or outdoor shelter??] for J.P. Knopf of Linden, N.J., 1901 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 13 July 1901, 8)
MARLBANK, ONT., four workingmen's houses, for the Canada Portland Cement Co., 1901 (Weekly British Whig [Kingston], 8 Aug. 1901, 9)
RIDEAU STREET, at Raglan Road, addition and improvements to residence for John Craig, 1901; altered (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 20 Sept. 1901, 2)
ALBERT STREET, near Stuart Street, residence for William H. Medley, 1901; demol. (Kingston Daily News, 27 Aug. 1901, 1; Daily British Whig [Kingston], 11 Sept. 1901, 2; and 20 Sept. 1901, 2)
JOHNSTON STREET, residence for James S.R. McCann, 1901 (Kingston Daily News, 27 Aug. 1901, 1)
TAMWORTH, ONT., commercial block of 3 new stores for D.F. Rose, Druggist, Concession Street, to replace his building previously destroyed by fire, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 22 March 1902, 2)
NAPANEE, ONT., two commercial buildings on Main Street, for F.W. Smith, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 3 May 1902, 4)
QUEEN STREET, at Sydenham Street, double brick house for S. Anglin & Co., 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 3 May 1902, 4)
MONTREAL STREET, near Charles Street, residence for W.A. Frizell, of Napanee, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 14 June 1902, 5)
BATH ROAD, residence for Henry Waddington, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 14 June 1902, 5)
LOWER BAGOT STREET, two houses for Mrs. Loke, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 21 June 1902, 2)
INVERARY, ONT., a two storey brick farm residence for Thomas Sherwood, 1902 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 8 Oct. 1902, 2; and 10 Oct. 1902, 2, descrip.)
CAMPBELL BROTHERS, Princess Street, east of Wellington Street, additions and improvements to retail store, 1902-03 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 3 Nov. 1902, 5)
COLBORNE STREET, residence for Joseph Lees, 1903 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 7 Feb. 1903, 1, t.c.)
GLENBURNIE, ONT., Presbyterian Church, 1903; demol. 1995 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 1 April 1903, 5)
COLBORNE STREET, at Clergy Street, a 2 storey brick row of buildings for Richard Boyd, 1903 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 2 April 1903, 8)
BROCK STREET METHODIST CHURCH, exterior and interior renovations and alterations, 1903-04 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 8 Aug. 1903, 5; and 27 July 1904, 1, t.c.)
KINGSTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, major alterations to 3rd Floor attic and roof, to accommodate new classrooms, and addition of dormer windows, 1905 (Daily British Whig [Kingston], 28 July 1905, 2, descrip.)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Institutional works in Regina unless noted)
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 12th Avenue at Cornwall Street, a commission won in a competition over 5 other architects, 1907; damaged by tornado 1912 and rebuilt (C.A.B., xx, March 1907, xv; Morning Leader [Regina], Spring Building Number, 27 April 1907, 3, descrip.; 23 July 1907, 5, illus. & descrip.)
R.C.M.P. BARRACKS, Dewdney Avenue, six residences for Officer's Quarters, 1907 (Const., i, Oct. 1907, 66)
SASKATOON, SASK., Court House, 21st Street East at 4th Avenue South, 1907-08; demol. (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 24 July 1907, 8, descrip.; 23 Sept. 1907, 1, illus. & descrip.; Morning Leader [Regina], Saskatoon Supplement, 19 June 1909, descrip.; Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 98, illus.; Historic Architecture of Saskatchewan, 1986, 75, illus.)
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK., Court House, 23rd Street West, 1907-08 (Const., i, Oct. 1907, 63; M. Carter, Early Canadian Court Houses, 1983, 154, illus.)
CITY MARKET BUILDING, 1908; converted into a Fire Hall in 1920 by Clemesha & Portnall (The Leader [Regina], 6 June 1908, 9, illus. & descrip.; inf. Frank Korvemaker, Regina)
ARCOLA, SASK., Court House, Souris Avenue, 1908 (C.R., xxii, 10 June 1908, 27; M. Carter, Early Canadian Court Houses, 1983, 224, illus.)
SASKATOON, SASK., Land Titles Building, 21st Street East, 1909; extension 1911 (C.R., xxii, 16 Dec. 1908, 27, t.c.; xxv, 19 July 1911, 66; Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 98, illus.; H. Kalman, History of Canadian Architecture, 1994, 592, illus.)
REGINA GENERAL HOSPITAL, 14th Avenue at St. John's Street, 1909-11 (Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 90-1, 94, illus. & descrip.; Morning Leader [Regina], 8 June 1911, 3, illus. & descrip.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Land Titles Building, Fairford Street at Ninth Avenue, 1910 (Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1910-11, 88, illus. & descrip.)
R.C.M.P. BARRACKS, Dewdney Avenue, Officers's Quarters, 1910 (Engineering & Contracting [Chicago], xxxiii, 15 June 1910, 47, t.c.)
DAVIDSON, SASK., Town Hall & Fire Hall, c. 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
SCOTT, SASK., Town Hall, 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
SASKATOON, SASK., Exhibition Grounds, addition to the Machinery Hall, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 24 May 1911, 60)
SALTCOATS, SASK., Town Hall, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 28 June 1911, 57)
ARCOLA, SASK., Land Titles Building, 1911 (Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1911-12, 82, descrip.)
ASSINIBOIA CLUB, Victoria Avenue near Rose Street, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], 30 Nov. 1911, Building Number, descrip.; Const., vi, May 1913, 189-90, illus. & descrip.)
CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY, Lorne Street at Victoria Square, 1911-12; demol. 1961 (Morning Leader [Regina], 11 May 1912, 17, illus. & descrip.; and 2 Feb 1918, 11, detailed descrip.; Const., vi, May 1913, 191, illus. & descrip.)
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK., Hospital for the Insane, including Main Building, Power House and laundry building, 1911-12 (Morning Leader [Regina], 23 Dec. 1911, 11, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xxvi, 7 Feb. 1912, 41, illus. & descrip.; Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1914-15, 81-4, descrip.)
WASCANA COUNTRY CLUB, 1912 (Morning Leader [Regina], 27 May 1912, 3, descrip.)
MELVILLE, SASK., Municipal Building, Main Street at 4th Avenue East, 1912-13; still standing in 2023 (Saskatoon Daily Star, 19 April 1912, 11; M. Carter, Early Canadian Court Houses, 1983, 226, illus.)
CRAIK, SASK., Town Hall, First Avenue at 3rd Street,1913; still standing in 2023 (Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Places, designation statement dated 3 Nov. 1981; dwgs. at SAB)
ST. CHAD'S ANGLICAN COLLEGE, 16th Avenue near St. John Street, 1913 (C.R., 20 Aug. 1913, 87)
CITY OF REGINA POWER HOUSE, 1913-14 (Morning Leader [Regina], 31 May 1913, 12, descrip.; C.R., xxvii, 26 Nov. 1913, 47-8, illus. & descrip.)
WINTER FAIR BUILDING, 9th Avenue near Elphinstone Street, 1913-14 (Morning Leader [Regina], 26 Feb. 1914, 4, illus. & descrip.)
PROVINCIAL JAIL, near Regina, 1913 (Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1913-14, 32, descrip.; C.R., xxviii, 18 March 1914, 334, illus. & descrip.)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Educational works in Regina unless noted)
ALBERT SCHOOL, Robinson Street near 7th Avenue, 1907; addition 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], 27 April 1907, 3, descrip.; 30 Nov. 1911, Building Number, descrip.)
HEWARD, SASK., public School, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 1 May 1907, 2)
NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK., public School, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 1 May 1907, 4)
WEYBURN, SASK., public School, 1907 (dwgs. at SAB)
CRAIK, SASK., public School, 1908 (dwgs. at SAB)
CUPAR, SASK., public School, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
FRANCIS, SASK., public School, 1908 (Morning Leader (Regina), 9 April 1908, 8; Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
KRONAU, SASK., public School, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
LEMBERG, SASK., public School, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
BIGGAR, SASK., public School, c. 1908 (dwgs. at SAB)
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Scarth Street at 16th Avenue, 1908-09; addition 1912; demol. (Morning Leader [Regina], 31 Aug. 1908, 3, illus. & descrip.; Const., i, June 1908, 72; iii, March 1910, 78-80, illus. & descrip.; vi, May 1913, 192, illus. & descrip.; viii, Jan. 1915, 16-7, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xxiv, 7 Dec. 1910, 70-2, illus. & descrip.)
HANLEY, SASK., public School, 1909 (dwgs. at SAB)
ELBOW, SASK., public School, 1909 (dwgs. at SAB)
VONDA, SASK., public School, 1909 (dwgs. at SAB)
SASKATOON, SASK., Nutana Collegiate, 11th Street East at Victoria Avenue, 1909-10 (Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 99-100, illus.; Historic Architecture of Saskatchewan, 1986, 142, illus.)
STRATHCONA PUBLIC SCHOOL, Rose Street near 14th Avenue, 1910 (Morning Leader [Regina], 7 Feb. 1910, 2, illus. & detailed descrip.)
DUBUC, SASK., public School, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 24 Aug. 1910, 25)
STRASBOURG, SASK., public School, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 15 March 1911, 54; Historic Architecture of Saskatchewan, 1986, 147, illus.)
ROSETOWN, SASK., public School, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 12 April 1911, 53)
FLEMING, SASK., public School, 1911 (dwgs. at SAB)
FORT QU'APPELLE, public School, 1911 (dwgs. at SAB)
ARCOLA, SASK., major addition to public school, 1912 (Morning Leader [Regina], 12 Jan. 1912, 12, t.c.)
CEYLON, SASK., public School, 1912 (Morning Leader [Regina], 20 Feb. 1912, 15, t.c.)
BROCK, SASK., public School, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
ESTEVAN, SASK., Collegiate Institute, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
MELVILLE, SASK., public School, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
BUCHANAN DISTRICT, SASK., public School, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
NORMAL SCHOOL, 16th Avenue at Rose Street, 1912-13 (Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1912-13, 86, descrip.; Const., viii, Jan. 1915, 14-15, illus. & descrip.)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Ecclesiastical works in Regina unless noted)
BAPTIST CHURCH, Victoria Avenue at Lorne Street, facing Victoria Square, 1907 (Morning Leader [Regina], 27 April 1907, 3, descrip.)
SOUTH QU'APPELLE, SASK., Roman Catholic Church, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 15 May 1907, 2, t.c.)
PENSE, SASK., All Saints Anglican Church, Ontario Street at Press Street, 1909; still standing in 2023 (C.R., 11 Aug. 1909, 21)
SASKATOON, SASK., St. Thomas Presbyterian Church, Avenue H South at 20th Street, 1911-12 (C.R., xxv, 31 May 1911, 59, t.c.)
SASKATOON, SASK., Grace Methodist Church, Eastlake Avenue at Tenth Street, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 25 May 1910, 27; Saskatoon History, iii, 1985, 16-17, illus.)
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH, 12th Avenue at McIntyre Street, Parish Hall, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], 30 Nov. 1911, Building Number)
(with A.J. Rowley) CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Retallack Street at 15th Avenue, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Commercial works in Regina unless noted)
SMITH BLOCK, for Mayor Jacob W. Smith, Rose Street near 11th Avenue, 1907 (Morning Leader [Regina], 9 Nov. 1907, illus. & descrip.)
KING'S HOTEL, Scarth Street, major extension, 1907; additional floors 1910-11 (Morning Leader [Regina], 27 April 1907, 11, descrip.; Saskatoon Phoenix, 22 Feb. 1908, 2, advert., disputing claim by W.W. LaChance, architect of Saskatoon, that he was architect for the King's Hotel; Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 89, 91-2, illus. & descrip.)
SOUTH RAILWAY STREET, commercial block for Peter McAra & Alex Mowat, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 15 May 1907, 6)
REGINA THEATRE, 12th Avenue near Rose Street, 1909 (Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 90, 92, illus. & descrip.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Imperial Bank, High Street West, 1909 (dwgs. at SAB)
TRADER'S BANK, 11th Avenue, 1910 (C.R., 28 Sept. 1910, 27, t.c.)
SASKATOON, SASK., Empire Theatre, 20th Street at 2nd Avenue South, 1910 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], Harvest Number, Nov. 1910, 6, descrip.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Telephone Exchange, 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
CREDIT FONCIER BUILDING, 12th Avenue at Cornwall Street, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], 9 May 1911, 12, illus. & descrip.; Const., viii, Jan. 1915, 19, 21, illus. & descrip.)
DOMINION TRUST CO., Rose Street at 11th Avenue, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 24 May 1911, 62, t.c.)
BANK OF OTTAWA, Scarth Street at 11th Avenue, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911; Const., viii, Jan. 1915, 19, 21, illus. & descrip.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Times Printing Co., office building and printing plant, 1911 (Moose Jaw Evening Times, 17 July 1911, 1, illus. & descrip.; Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 29 July 1911, Real Estate Section, 1, illus. & descrip.)
SASKATOON, SASK., Telephone Exchange, 1st Avenue near 22nd Street, 1911; demol. (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], Building Number, Dec. 1911, 1, descrip.)
VIRDEN, MAN., Bank of Ottawa, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], 28 Feb. 1920, 13, illus. in advert. for Poole Construction Ltd.)
MELVILLE, SASK., Merchants Bank, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
WEYBURN, SASK., Telephone Exchange, 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
REGINA TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, 12th Avenue at Lorne Street, 1912-13 (Const., viii, Jan. 1915, 20, illus.)
FINDLATER, SASK., hotel adjacent to the CNR Line, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 6 March 1912, 68)
McCALLUM HILL BLOCK, 12th Avenue at Scarth Street, 1913 (Winnipeg Telegram, 3 Aug. 1912, 11, illus. & descrip.; C.R., xxviii, 21 Jan. 1914, 87-8, illus. & descrip.; Morning Leader [Regina], 3 Nov. 1917, 11, illus. & descrip.)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Industrial works in Regina unless noted)
CANADA DRUG & BOOK CO., addition to warehouse, South Railway Street, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 27 March 1907, 6)
COCKSHUTT PLOW CO., addition to warehouse, South Railway Street, 1908 (C.R., xxii, 30 Sept. 1908, 24)
SASKATCHEWAN DEPT. OF RAILWAYS & TELEPHONES, Eighth Avenue, warehouse, 1908; addition 1911 (Saskatchewan, Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1908-09, 113; Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
G.S. WOOD CO., 11th Avenue near Rose Street, factory, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 16 March 1910, 27)
WEYBURN, SASK., warehouse for Cameron & Heap, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 25 May 1910, 29)
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL CO., Rose Street near Dewdney Avenue, warehouse, 1910 (C.R., xxiv, 27 July 1910, 26, t.c.)
TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY CO., Scarth Street near Dewdney Avenue, warehouse, 1910-11 (C.R., xxiv, 7 Dec. 1910, 39)
GREAT WEST SADDLERY CO., Rose Street near Dewdney Avenue, warehouse, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
B.F. ACKERMAN & CO., Dewdney Street at Hamilton Street, warehouse, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
HAUG BROTHERS & NELLERMORE, Osler Street, warehouse, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
CAMERON & HEAP, Dewdney Avenue near Hamilton Street, warehouse, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
McLAUGHLIN CARRIAGE CO., 14th Avenue at Broad Street, showroom and garage, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911)
STOREY & VAN EGMOND (Residential works in Regina unless noted)
ARCOLA, SASK, residence for R.H. Cook, 1907 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ALBERT COURT APARTMENTS, Albert Street at 13th Avenue, for J.H. Haslam, 1907 (Morning Leader [Regina], 27 April 1907, 3, descrip.; 12 June 1909, 3, illus. & descrip.; Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 92, 94, illus. & descrip.)
McINTYRE STREET, near 13th Avenue, residence for J.M. Young, 1907 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.; Const., viii, Jan. 1915, 25, illus.)
ALBERT STREET, at 15th Avenue, residence for John H.H. Young, 1907 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, perspective drawing and extensive list of works in advert.)
OSLER STREET, near 13th Avenue, residence for T. Sydney McMorran, 1907 (C.R., xviii, 5 June 1907, 6)
RETALLACK STREET, near 8th Avenue, residence for Mrs. Muriel A. Simpson, 1908 (C.R., xxii, 2 Sept. 1908, 27; Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
MOOSOMIN, SASK., Jailer's Residence, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.; Sask., Annual Report of the Dept. of Public Works of Saskatchewan, 1908-09, 111, descrip.)
16TH AVENUE, near Rose Street, residence for George Peacock, 1909 (C.R., xxiii, 16 June 1909, 25)
SMITH STREET, near 15th Avenue, residence for Hon. Judge Henry W. Newlands, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.; dwgs. at SAB)
LORNE STREET, near 13th Avenue, residence for Hon. Judge J.H. Lamont, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
McINTYRE STREET, near Victoria Avenue, residence for Milton B. Peart, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
McINTYRE STREET, near 15th Avenue, residence for Thomas E. Perrett, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
BROAD STREET, at 15th Avenue, residence for John T. Stemshorn, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
OSLER STREET, at 15th Avenue, residence for J. Addison Reid, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ROSE STREET, at 13th Avenue, residence for Henry Black, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
VICTORIA STREET, at Winnipeg Street, residence for Allen C. Atkinson, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ROSE STREET, near 12th Avenue, residence for Daniel Murphy, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
VICTORIA STREET, residence for James A. Allan, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ANGUS STREET, at 13th Avenue, residence for Arthur Bourget, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
McINTYRE STREET, near 14th Avenue, residence for Archibald W. McGregor, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
HAMILTON STREET, residence for George S. Peacock, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
HAMILTON STREET, residence for George C. Forsythe, 1908 Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
LORNE STREET, near 14th Avenue, residence for Walter Martin, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
OSLER STREET, near 11th Avenue, residence for Mrs. Agnes Craigen, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
LORNE STREET, near 12th Avenue, residence for the Snyder Brothers, including Alva G, Snyder, Arthur A., Snyder, , V.L. Snyder, and J.W. Snyder, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ALBERT STREET, near Victoria Avenue, residence for John Alexander Reid, 1908 (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 28 May 1909, 7, extensive list of works in advert.)
ALBERT STREET, near 15th Avenue, residence for the architect W.G. Van Egmond, 1909 (Const., iii, Dec. 1909, 93-5, illus. & descrip.; viii, Jan. 1915, 23, 25-6, illus. & descrip.)
SASKATOON, SASK., residence for William J. Bell, Saskatchewan Crescent East, 1910 (Saturday Press [Saskatoon], Building Number, 1910, 27)
CORNWALL COURT, Cornwall Street at 13th Avenue, for J.B. Shaw, 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
VICTORIA COURT, Victoria Avenue at Robinson Street, for Gordon & Walker, c. 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
ROYAL GEORGE APARTMENTS, Cornwall Street at 14th Avenue, c. 1910 (dwgs. at SAB)
13TH AVENUE, residence for John W. Thomas, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 15 March 1911, 55)
McINTYRE STREET, residence for Stewart L. Young, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 15 March 1911, 55)
EDDY APARTMENT BLOCK, 14th Avenue at Rose Street, 1911 (Morning Leader [Regina], Building Number, 30 Nov. 1911, illus. & descrip.)
DOUGLAS PARK, residence for Andrew B. Cook, 1911 (dwgs. at SAB)
VICTORIA AVENUE, residence for J.A. Patten, 1912 (Morning Leader [Regina], 11 Jan. 1912, 10, t.c.)
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Stadacona Court, Ninth Avenue at Stadacona Street, c. 1912 (dwgs. at SAB)
15TH AVENUE, at Montreal Street, terrace of six houses for Potts & Smith, 1912 (dwgs at SAB)
SASKATOON, SASK., a 3 storey apartment block on Fourth Avenue, with 18 suites, for an unnamed client, 1912 (Saskatoon Daily Star, 5 July 1912, 3, descrip.)
COMPETITIONS
REGINS, SASK., Y.M.C.A. Building, 12th Avenue at Cornwall Street, 1907. A total of six architects sent in designs for this large project (Daily Herald (Calgary), 6 March 1907, 1). The winner was Storey & Van Egmond of Regina.
REGINA, SASK., Provincial Parliament Building, 1907. Seven architectural firms from the United States, England and Canada were invited to submit drawings for this important public building. The list included leading architects such as Cass Gilbert (USA), Mitchell & Raine (England), and Darling & Pearson (Canada). Storey & Van Egmond of Regina were the only firm from Saskatchewan to be invited. Their design was publicly exhibited in January 1908, and was praised as being the only submission to meet the strict budget for the building (Saskatoon Phoenix, 21 Jan. 1908, 2). They were awarded the Second Prize for their effort. The commission was later awarded to Edward & W.S. Maxwell of Montreal.
SASKATOON, SASK., major addition to Alexandra Public School, Avenue G near 20th Street, 1908. At least six architects from the Prairies submitted designs for this project, including Storey & Van Egmond of Regina (Daily Phoenix [Saskatoon], 24 April 1908, 6). The winner was David Webster of Saskatoon.
REGINA, SASK., Central Police Station, Osler Street, 1913. The firm of Storey & Van Egmond were among 6 local architects who submitted a design for this civic building (Morning Leader [Regina], 5 June 1913, 11). They received the Second Premium, and the commission was awarded to Clemesha & Portnall, but their winning design was never built.