TEAGUE, John (1835-1902)
(biography in preparation)
JOHN TEAGUE (Commercial & Industrial works in Victoria unless noted)
GOVERNMENT STREET, at Trounce Alley, two stores for W. & J. Wilson, 1875 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 6 March 1875, 2, t.c.; and 11 July 1875, 2, descrip.)
COLONIAL HOTEL, Yates Street, 1875 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 7 July 1875, 3, descrip.)
JOHNSON STREET, commercial block of three stores for Mr. Manetta, 1875 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 11 July 1875, 2)
LANGLEY STREET, commercial building for F.W. Foster, 1875 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Aug. 1875, 2, t.c.)
JOHNSON STREET, pair of stores for Thomas Shotbolt, 1876-77 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 27 Jan. 1877, 3, descrip.)
GOVERNMENT STREET, store for A. Rickman, 1877 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 April 1877, 3, t.c.)
JOHNSON STREET, east of Wharf Street, a two storey brick block for M. Rowland, 1878 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 3 Feb. 1878, 2, t.c.)
YATES STREET, at Oriental Alley, commercial block for Dr. J.B. Matthews and Richards & Tye, 1878 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 July 1878, 3; and 30 July 1878, 3)
JAMES FELL & CO., Broad Street at Fort Street, commercial block, 1878 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 30 July 1878, 3)
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Wharf Street at Johnson Street, 1882; damaged by fire in May 1889 and rebuilt by Teague, 1889; demol. 1953 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 24 June 1882, 2, t.c., and 3, descrip.; Victoria Daily Times, 25 May 1889, 4, t.c.; inf. Dorothy Mindenhall, Victoria)
TURNER, BEETON & CO., west side of Wharf Street at Yates Street, a 2 storey warehouse, 1882; with third floor later added by A.C. Ewart in 1896; all still standing in 2023 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 17 Aug. 1882, 3, descrip.; Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Properties, designation statement 13 March 1975; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 34, illus. & descrip.)
VICTORIA BOOT & SHOE FACTORY, Government Street, for William Heathorne, large addition, 1883 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Jan. 1884, 3, descrip.)
ORIENTAL HOTEL, Yates Street at Oriental Alley, for William McKeon, 1883; with major addition. 1888 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Jan. 1884, 3, descrip.; and 16 May 1888, t.c.; Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 28 Nov. 1888, 4, extensive descrip.; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 55, 94-5, illus.)
YATES STREET, near Government Street, a two storey commercial block for Allsop & Pemberton, located "...next to John Boyd's grocery", 1884 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 Aug. 1884, 3, descrip.)
ALBION IRON WORKS, Store Street at Discovery Street, 1883 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Jan. 1884, 3, descrip.)
LOK DEN & CO., Cormorant Street, commercial block, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 Feb. 1884, 1)
JOHNSON STREET, near Wharf Street, a two storey commercial block for M. Rowland, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 26 July 1884, 1, t.c.; Victoria Daily Times, 8 Aug. 1884, 3, descrip.)
FISGARD STREET, commercial block of three storey buildings, for the Chinese Benevolent Society, 1885 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 May 1885, 1, t.c.; and 4 July 1885, 3, descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 112-13, illus.; John Adams, Chinese Victoria, 2022, 72, illus.)
NANAIMO, B.C., hotel for Samuel Fiddick, Fitzwilliam Street at Selby Street, 1886 (Nanaimo Free Press, 15 May 1886, 3)
JOHNSON STREET, warehouse for Thomas Shotbolt, 1886 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 May 1886, 2, t.c.)
SOUTHGATE & LASCELLES BLOCK, Government Street near Fort Street, for James J. Southgate, addition of a new second floor, to be occupied by A. Offner & Carrington, 1886 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 20 July 1886, 1; Victoria Daily Times, 24 July 1886, 4, t.c.; Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Places, designated 27 Nov. 1975; inf. Dorothy Mindenhall, Victoria)
GOVERNMENT STREET, at Broughton Street, block of six stores for Allsop & Mason, 1886 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 11 Aug. 1886, 3, t.c.)
CORMORANT STREET, near Store Street, block for King Tye Co. 'on the site of the Orleans Hotel', 1886 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 11 Aug. 1886, 3)
GOVERNMENT STREET, restoration and rebuilding of stores, after a fire, for W. Heathorn, 1886 (Victoria Daily Times, 1 Oct. 1886, 4; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Oct. 1886, 1)
SHAWNIGAN LAKE, B.C., hotel at the railway terminus for Humphrey & Campbell, 1886-87 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 6 Nov. 1886, 2, t.c.)
BURNES HOUSE HOTEL, Bastion Square, for Thomas J. Burnes, 1887 (Victoria Daily Times, 25 April 1887, 4, t.c.; and 12 Nov. 1887, 4, extensive descrip.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 May 1887, 1; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 100-01, illus.)
CARL STROUSS & CO., Wharf Street, south of Bastion Street, additions to wholesale warehouse, 1887-88 (Victoria Daily Times, 30 Nov. 1887, 4, t.c.; and 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
CAREY BLOCK, Pandora Avenue, for Joseph W. Carey, 1888 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 94-5, illus.)
GALPIN BLOCK, Cormorant Street, a three storey commercial store for Thomas D. Galpin, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 Jan. 1889, Supplement, 2)
A. & W. WILSON CO., Broad Street at Fort Street, a three storey commercial block for Alexander Wilson & William Wilson, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 16 Jan. 1888, 4, t.c.; and 4 April 1888, 1, descrip.; and 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
ROBERT LETTICE PAINT CO., Fort Street, between Government Street and Broad Street, retail store, 1888; demol. c. 1985 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
YATES STREET, at Broad Street, commercial block "...next to the Poodle Dog Restaurant", for an unnamed client, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4)
GOVERNMENT STREET, a two storey retail store for John Russell, "...on the site of the recent fire", 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
WELCH, RITHET & CO., Wharf Street, improvements and alterations to warehouse, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
VANCOUVER, B.C., Hickey Block, and the adjacent Rees-Higgins Block, Abbott Street at Trounce Alley, a two storey brick commercial block for Patrick Hickey and W.R. Higgins of Victoria, 1889; still standing as of 2019 (Victoria Daily Times, 19 March 1889, 3, t.c.; Vancouver Daily World, 20 March 1889, 1, t.c.; Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Places [website], designated 17 Dec. 1974, illus. & descrip., but lacking attribution to the architect; inf. Donald Luxton, Vancouver)
THOMAS SHOTBOLT, CHEMIST, Johnson Street near Government Street, new front facade for retail store, 1889 (Victoria Daily Times, 29 April 1889, 2, t.c.)
DOUGLAS STREET, at Yates Street, a large two storey commercial block at the northwest corner, for Thomas D. Galpin, 1889; still standing as of 2019 (Victoria Daily Times, 4 May 1889, 4, descrip.)
BROAD STREET, at Trounce Alley, store for Alexandra Alfred Green, 1889 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 June 1889, 1, t.c.)
SOUTHGATE & LASCELLES BLOCK, north west corner of Government Street at Fort Street, a large two storey addition for James J. Southgate, facing onto Fort Street "...being a continuation of the premises occupied by Angus & Gordon", 1889 (Victoria Daily Times, 25 June 1889, 4, descrip.; and 28 June 1889, 1, t.c.; Parks Canada, Canada's Historic Places, designated 27 November 1975)
BELMONT BOOT & SHOE CO., Yates Street "...next to the Pritchard House Hotel", a two storey factory, 1889; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 25 Sept. 1889, 1, descrip.)
MUSGRAVE BLOCK, at the southeast corner of Broad Street at Trounce Alley, 1889; with additional store, 1890; burned 1910 (Victoria Daily Times, 17 June 1889, 4, t.c.; and 25 Sept. 1889, 1, descrip.; and 7 Aug. 1890, t.c.)
MASON BLOCK, Douglas Street at Yates Street, a two storey block for Henry Seye Mason, "...in a new style of architecture to anything seen in Victoria", located opposite the Clarence Hotel, 1889; still standing as of 2019 (Victoria Daily Times, 25 Sept. 1889, 1, descrip.)
POODLE DOG HOTEL, Yates Street, near Government Street, major addition of two storeys, with three new retail stores, for J.D. Pemberton, 1889; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 25 Sept. 1889, 1, descrip.)
FISGUARD STREET, a three storey brick block, for an unnamed client, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 27 Jan. 1891, 8, t.c.)
YATES STREET, at Commercial Alley, a three storey commercial block for an unnamed client, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 29 April 1890, 4, t.c.)
BRITISH COLUMBIA LOAN & INSURANCE CO., Yates Street, between Broad Street and Douglas Street, a three storey commercial block, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 6 Sept. 1890, 8, t.c.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Sept. 1890, 5, descrip.)
PIONEER STEAM COFFEE & SPICE MILLS, Pembroke Street, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 6 Oct. 1890, 8, t.c.)
NANAIMO, B.C., a large hotel with 50 rooms, for A.R. Johnston & Cruikshanks of Victoria, and Mr. Davies of Nanaimo, Commercial Street at Bastion Street, 1890-91 (Victoria Daily Times, 22 Oct. 1890, 1, descrip.; Nanaimo Free Press, 24 Oct. 1890, 3, descrip.)
GOVERNMENT STREET, at Yates Street, a four storey commercial block at the north-west corner, for an unnamed client, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 2 Jan. 1891, 8, t.c.)
SALMON'S CORNER, a three storey commercial block, with plate glass front, for an unnamed client, 1890-91 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1890, 8)
BROAD STREET, near Yates Street, a 2 storey commercial block for an unnamed client, "....and addition of a new floor above the existing building, to match the adjacent Galpin Block", 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 3 Feb. 1891, 8, t.c.; and 6 April 1891, 5, descrip.)
BRACKMAN & KER, timber mill, on the Outer Wharf, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 18 March 1891, 3, t.c.)
FISGUARD STREET, a two storey commercial block for Michael Hart, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 24 March 1891, 8, t.c.)
RUSSELL BLOCK, Government Street, a two storey block for Robert Russell, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 June 1891, 3, t.c.)
KIRK BLOCK, Douglas Street, from Fort Street to View Street, for Carlo Bossi, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 16 July 1891, 4, t.c.)
BOSSI BLOCK, Blanshard Street at Pandora Avenue, a 3 storey commercial block for C. Bossi, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 24 July 1891, 5, descrip.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 31 July 1891, 5, descrip.)
DOANE BLOCK, Douglas Street, 1891 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 40-1, illus.)
ESQUIMALT, machine shops at the Dockyard, 1891 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 238, illus.)
VICTORIA BREWING CO., s.e. corner of Government Street at Discovery Street, 1892; with local supervising architect John Teague, demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 20 Jan. 1892, 8, t.c.). N.B. The actual architect for this commission was Herman Steinmann of Seattle, Wash. - see the full description of this building in the Victoria Daily Times, 25 Jan. 1892, 5, but the architect was erroneously cited as "Mr. Steinway (sic) of Seattle "
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, Government Street, south of Yates Street, a 4 storey commercial block for the Young Brothers, Henry Young and Louis Young, 1892; still standing in 2023 (Victoria Daily Times, 30 April 1892, 8, detailed architectural descrip.; and tender call, p. 8, col. 3; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 3 May 1892, 6, descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 92-3, illus.)
DRIARD HOTEL, View Street at Broad Street, a large 5 storey addition, 1891-92; altered 1989 (Victoria Daily Times, 13 Jan. 1891, 8, descrip.; and 22 April 1891, 4; and 4 Aug. 1891, 7, t.c.; C.A.B., xii, June 1899, 114, illus. & descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 84-7, illus.)
LANGLEY STREET, a 2 storey brick block for Dr. Davie, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 10 March 1892, 8, t.c.)
YATES BLOCK, n.e. corner of Yates Street and Wharf Street, for James S. Yates, 1892; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 30 April 1892, 8, descrip.)
VERNON, B.C., store for W.F. Cameron, Barnard Avenue, 1892 (Vernon News, 7 July 1892, 5, descrip.)
TURNER & KIRK LTD., Yates Street at Wharf Street, addition of a new storey above the existing building, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 13 July 1892, 8, t.c.; and 14 July 1892, 5)
TAI YUNE & CO., Government Street at Pandora Street, major addition, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 13 July 1892, 8, t.c.; and 14 July 1892, 5)
NATIONAL ELECTRIC TRAMWAY & LIGHT CO., Store Street, a new power house and warehouses, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 Aug. 1892, 1; C.R., iii, 27 Aug. 1892, 2; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 52-3, illlus. & descrip.)
KEATING BLOCK, at the southwest corner of Douglas Street at Queen's Avenue, for A. Keating Hardware Co., 1892-93 (Victoria Daily Times, 7 Nov. 1892, 7, t.c.)
NANAIMO, B.C., a two storey retail store for David Spencer, Victoria Crescent, 1897 (Nanaimo Free Press, 30 July 1897, 4, descrip.; and 24 Aug. 1897, 1, t.c.; C.R., viii, 9 Sept. 1897, 1)
HALL BLOCK, Yates Street, commercial block for Dr. Frank Hall, 1897 (Victoria Daily Times, 2 June 1897, 1, t.c.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 55, illus.)
JOHNSON STREET, stores and apartments for F.E. Neuberger, 1899 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 11 May 1899, 5, t.c.)
JOHN TEAGUE (Institutional & Ecclesiastical works in Victoria unless noted)
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, addition to the 'Birdcages', for the Provincial Audit Office, 1874; burned 1957 (dwgs. at BCPA)
OUR LADY REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Blanshard Street at Humboldt Street, 1874-75 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 6 Feb. 1875, 3, descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 206-09, illus.; Barry Magrill, A Commerce of Taste: Church Architecture in Canada 1867-1914, pub. 2012, 161-62, illus. &, descrip.)
CENTRAL SCHOOL, Yates Street at View Street, 1875; additions 1882, 1888 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 13 July 1875, 3, descrip.; British Columbia, Sessional Papers, 1876, Public Schools Report for 1875, 92, descrip.; Sessional Papers, 1883, Public Accounts, 279, descrip.; dwgs. at BCPA)
NANAIMO, B.C., Presbyterian Church, 1876 (Nanaimo Free Press, 16 Aug. 1876, 2, t.c.)
CACHE CREEK, B.C., Boarding School, 1876 (British Columbia, Sessional Papers, 1876, Public School Report for 1875, 97-8, descrip.)
DELUGE FIRE HOUSE, Yates Street near Broad Street, 1877 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 30 Oct. 1877, 3, descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 31-2, illus.)
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., extensive alterations to the Lunatic Asylum, 1878 (British Columbia, Sessional Papers, 1877, Public Accounts, 318; dwgs. at BCPA)
ODD FELLOW'S HALL, Douglas Street near Yates Street, 1879-80 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Dec. 1878, 3, descrip.; and 12 March 1880, 3, descrip.)
CITY HALL, Douglas Street at Pandora Avenue, 1878, addition 1881, addition to the north-east corner, 1889-90 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 May 1878, 2; Victoria Daily Times, 26 Sept. 1889, 3, and 16 Nov. 1889, 4, t.c.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 58-61, illus.; C. Cameron & J. Wright, Second Empire Style in Canadian Architecture, 1980, 76-7, illus.)
MASONIC HALL, Douglas Street at Fisgard Street, 1878; and additions and alterations, 1894 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Oct. 1878, 3, descrip.; and 29 Oct. 1878, 3; Victoria Daily Times, 29 May 1894, 4, t.c.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 66-9, illus.)
NANAIMO, B.C., St. Ann's Roman Catholic Convent, Wentworth Street at Wallace Street, 1879 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 26 April 1879, 3, descrip.)
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Pandora Street, reconstruction after the fire, with new School House, 1883 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Jan. 1884, 3, descrip.)
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., Reformed Episcopal Church, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 15 July 1884, 3, descrip.)
NORTH SAANICH, B.C., Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 1885 (Victoria Daily Times, 10 Jan. 1885, 2, t.c.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 4 July 1885, 3, descrip.)
ST. ANNE'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CONVENT, Humboldt Street, a new east wing, and alterations to main building, 1886 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 April 1886, 3, descrip.; Victoria Daily Times, 28 April 1886, 4, descrip.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Victoria, 1979, 210-13, illus.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 4, 2009, 74-6, illus. & descrip.)
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, addition of a new Sunday School, 1886 (Victoria Daily Times, 18 Aug. 1886, 4, t.c.)
ESQUIMALT, B.C., Royal Navy Hospital, a two storey brick block at the Dockyard, and other works at Her Majesty's Yards, including powder magazine, 1887-88 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3; and 18 Aug. 1888, 2, t.c.)
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., Masonic Temple, Columbia Street at Lorne Street, 1887 (Daily British Columbian [New Westminster], 23 Feb. 1887, 3, descrip.)
VANCOUVER, B.C., St. Ursula's Roman Catholic Convent School, Dunsmuir Street at Homer Street, 1888; demol. (Evening Herald [Vancouver], 23 June 1888, 1, descrip.; Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; Vancouver Daily World, 31 Dec. 1888, 4; 4 Jan. 1889, 1, descrip.)
ROYAL JUBILEE HOSPITAL, Richmond Road off Cadboro Bay Road, 1888-90, with addition of a new Operating Theatre for the Hospital, 1896; all demol. 1962 (Victoria Daily Times, 16 April 1888, 4; and 23 April 1889, 1, descrip.; and 31 May 1890, 7; and 27 Feb. 1896, 5, t.c.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 10 June 1888, 1, t.c.; C.R., vii, 2 April 1896, 3; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 4, 2009, 207-09, illlus. & descrip.)
ST. JOSEPH'S ROMAN CATHOLIC HOSPITAL, Humboldt Street, additions and alterations, 1888 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 March 1928, 44; Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4)
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOC. BLOCK, northeast corner of Broad Street at Trounce Alley, a two storey block for Alexander Alfred Green, to be occupied by the YMCA and by the B.C. Telephone Co., 1889 (Victoria Daily Times, 25 Sept. 1889, 1, descrip.)
JAMES BAY ATHLETIC CLUB, on the waterfront, at the foot of Menzies Street, club house, boat house and other buildings, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 10 May 1890, 8)
VICTORIA PUBLIC MARKET, Broad Street at Pandora Street, a commission won in a competition, 1891-93 (Victoria Daily Times, 9 April 1891, 8, t.c.; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 7 Feb. 1897, 2, illus. & descrip.; Stuart Stark, The B.C. Agricultural Association Exhibition Building, 2017, 58, illus. & descrip.; John Adams, Chinese Victoria, 2022, 102, illus.)
ESQUIMALT, Officer's Ward at Naden Naval Hospital, 1891 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 239, illus.)
POLICE BARRACKS, Douglas Street, beside City Hall, 1893 (Victoria Daily Times, 18 April 1893, 8, t.c.)
RUSSELL BLOCK, Johnson Street, major addition to existing block, 1893 (Victoria Daily Times, 16 May 1893, 4, t.c.)
NANAIMO, B.C., Masonic Temple, Front Street, adjoining The Bank of British Columbia, 1894 (Victoria Daily Times, 19 June 1894, 4, t.c.; Nanaimo Free Press, 23 June 1894, 3, t.c.)
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION REFUGE HOME, Cormorant Street, 1899 (C.R., x, 24 May 1899, 2)
CHEE KUNG TONG [CHINESE FREEMASON'S] BUILDING, Fisgard Street, 1900 (John Adams, Chinese Victoria, 2022, 164, illus.)
JOHN TEAGUE (Residential works in Victoria unless noted)
FORT STREET, for William J. Jeffree, 1875 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 11 July 1875, 2)
VANCOUVER STREET, at Rockland Avenue, residence for Charles Hayward, 1875 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 4, 2009, 148-49)
FAIRFIELD ROAD, mansion for Chief Justice Sir Matthew Begbie, 1876 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 14 July 1876, 2, descrip.)
SAANICH ROAD, residence for Henry C. Courtney, 1876 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 14 July 1876, 2, descrip.)
SAANICH ROAD, residence for William Galley, 1876 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 14 July 1876, 2, descrip.)
DOUGLAS STREET, residence for Henry C. Courtney, 1876; demol. c. 1947 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 7, illus. & descrip.)
PLEASANT STREET, opposite Hillside Avenue, 'Point Ellice House', alterations to residence for Peter O'Reilly, 1876-77; still standing as of 2019 (BCPA, MS 0412, Peter O'Reilly Papers, entry for 15 Jan. 1876; inf. Dorothy Mindenhall, Victoria)
JOHNSON STREET, near Douglas Street, residence for Anton Vigelius, 1878 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 May 1878, 2; inf. Dorothy Mindenhall, Victoria)
VANCOUVER STREET, at Burdett Avenue, 'Oakdene', for Dr. Israel W. Powell, 1883 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 6 Jan. 1884, 3, descrip.)
COOK STREET, at Richardson Street, for Hon. Paulus A. Irving, 1883 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 5 Jan. 1884, 3)
JOHNSON STREET, at Quadra Street, for George North, 1883; demol. c. 1929 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 54, illus. & descrip.)
LAUREL POINT, enlargement and remodeling of residence for Edgar Crow Baker, Montreal Street, 1883; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
COOK STREET, at Pembroke Avenue, for George Jay, 1883; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
QUADRA STREET, cottage for George North, 1883; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
BURNSIDE ROAD, for Thomas D. Lindsay, 1883; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
KANE STREET, two cottages for Robert Lettice, 1883; demol. 1953 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
JAMES BAY, cottage for H.L. Jones, Quebec Street, 1883; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 18 Jan. 1884, 1, descrip.)
JOHNSON STREET, for Nathan Pointer, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Jan. 1884, 1)
CADBORO BAY, for Thomas Earle, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Jan. 1884, 1)
CHATHAM STREET, extensive additions and improvements to residence for John Shaw, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Jan. 1884, 1)
CHATHAM STREET, two houses for H.L. Jones, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Jan. 1884, 1)
BLANSHARD STREET, at Chatham Street, three cottages for J.W. Williams, and one cottage on Fisgard Street at Douglas Street, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 Jan. 1884, 1)
CHATHAM STREET, near Blanchard Street, three cottages for Joseph Kuna, "...one of these for his own use", 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 Feb. 1884, 1; Victoria Daily Times, 5 Aug. 1884, 2)
GOVERNMENT STREET, at Saanich Road, for Henry Waller, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 March 1884, 3)
PANDORA STREET, near Cook Street, for Capt. Louis Vigelius, 1884; demol. (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 19 March 1884, 3, descrip.)
BEAVER LAKE, residence for the Caretaker of the City Water Works, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 21 May 1884, 1, t.c.)
CHATHAM STREET, near Douglas Street, four houses for J.W. Williams, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 30 May 1884, 1, t.c.)
PEMBERTON ROAD, near Cadboro Bay Road, "The Priory", for Edward Gawlor Prior, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 6 July 1884, 3, descrip.; Victoria Daily Times, 15 Nov. 1884, 3, descrip.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 188-89, illus. & descrip.)
CADBORO BAY ROAD, for Frank Page, 1884 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 4 Sept. 1884, 3)
GORGE ROAD EAST, for Alexander J. McLellan, 1884; demol. 1957 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 12, illus. & descrip.)
QUADRA STREET, near Yates Street, two houses for H.L. Jones, 1885 (Victoria Daily Times, 10 Jan. 1885, 2, t.c.)
VANCOUVER STREET, for Charles Hayward, 1885 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 148, illus.)
GORGE ROAD, for Maurice Humber, 1885 (M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 148-9, illus.)
ESQUIMALT, B.C., Naval Storekeeper's House, 1885 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 Jan. 1886, 2; H. Kalman, History of Canadian Architecture, 1994, 392-3, illus.; M. Segger & D. Franklin, Exploring Victoria's Architecture, 1996, 236-7, illus.)
YATES STREET, a Bishop's Palace for The Rev. Charles J. Seghers, 1885 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 9 June 1885, 1, t.c.; and 1 Jan. 1886, 2, descrip.)
COOK STREET, at Chatham Street, villa for John Teague, architect, 1885; demol. 1966 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 Jan. 1886, 2; BCPA, Colonist Holiday Number, 25 Dec. 1887, 8ff, illus.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 100, illus. & descrip.)
VANCOUVER STREET, at Meares Street, for Alfred J. Langley, 1887 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 May 1887, 1; Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
VIEW STREET, for J.E. Phillips, 1887 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 May 1887, 1; Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
SIMCOE STREET, for J.H. Lawson, 1887 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 May 1887, 1; Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
SAANICH ROAD [now Douglas Avenue], at Market Street, for Henry Waller, 1887; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
FORT STREET, for John Riley, 1887 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
FORT STREET, two houses for Thomas D. Galpin, 1887 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
COOK STREET, at Pandora Street, addition to residence for James Murray, 1887; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
JOHN STREET, for Capt. S. Williams, 1887 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
FERNWOOD ROAD, near Yates Street, for William Trickey, 1887; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
FORT STREET, for Dr. G.A. Dearden, 1887 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 May 1887, 1)
HILLSIDE AVENUE, at Second Street, "Allandale", a residence for James Allan Grahame, on the Work Estate, 1887; demol. 1927 (Victoria Daily Times, 22 July 1887, 1, t.c.; and 31 Dec. 1887, 3, extensive descrip.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 72, illus. & descrip.))
ESQUIMALT, B.C., residence for the Medical Officer at the Royal Naval Hospital, 1887 (Victoria Daily Times, 31 Dec. 1887, 3)
BLANSHARD STREET, for J.A. Thomson, 1888 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 22 June 1888, 1, t.c.)
BLANSHARD STREET, at Discovery Street, for David R. Ker, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4)
QUEBEC STREET, in James Bay, for Capt. James Bendrot, 1888; demol. 1971 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4)
BLANSHARD STREET, near Cormorant Street, for George Thompson, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
FORT STREET, at Yates Street, for Mrs. Margaret Camsusa, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4; and 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
PANDORA STREET, for W.J. Pendray, 1888 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 June 1888, 4)
SCORSBY STREET, near Vancouver Street, for Percival Brown, 1888; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 27 Dec. 1888, 3)
BLANSHARD STREET, for J.B. Kerr, 1889 (Victoria Daily Times, 27 Dec. 1888, 3; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 Jan. 1889, Supplement, 2)
BLANSHARD STREET, for G.C. Thompson, 1889 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 1 Jan. 1889, Supplement, 2)
YATES STREET, near Ormond Street, for Mrs. William J. Jeffree, 1889; demol. 1969 (Victoria Daily Times, 10 April 1889, 4)
PANDORA STREET, residence for Anton Vigelius, 1889; demol. July 1976 (Victoria Daily Times, 12 April 1889, 4)
GORGE ROAD EAST, near Elizabeth Street, major additions and alterations to residence for Alexander James McLellan, 1889; demol. 1957 (Victoria Daily Times, 12 April 1889, 4)
DOUGLAS STREET, at Rae Street and The Churchway, a group of ten houses facing Douglas Street, for an unnamed client, 1889 (Victoria Daily Times, 26 Sept. 1889, 3, t.c.)
BELCHER STREET, near Moss Street, residence for an unnamed client, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 29 April 1890, 4, t.c.)
BLANSHARD STREET, at Kane Street, residence for an unnamed client, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 21 June 1890, 8, t.c.)
GORGE ROAD, a mansion for Senator Thomas R. McInnes, 1890, but project later abandoned (Vancouver Daily World, 4 Aug. 1890, 4; Daily Colonist [Victoria], 4 Sept. 1890, 1, t.c.; and 15 Oct. 1890, 5; inf. Dr. Dorothy Mindenhall, Victoria)
THIRD STREET, two houses for Thomas Shaw, on the Work Estate, 1890 (Victoria Daily Times, 3 Sept. 1890, 8, t.c.)
COOK STREET, near View Street, three houses for the British Columbia Land & Investment Co., 1890-91 (Victoria Daily Times, 12 Nov. 1890, 8, t.c.)
CALEDONIA AVENUE, residence for Rt. Rev. Bishop Hills, the Anglican Bishop, 1890-91 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 1, 2013, 37-9, illus. & descrip.)
CALEDONIA AVENUE, a residence for use as the St. Barnabas Church Institute Hall, 1890-91 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 1, 2013, 39-40, illus. & descrip.)
CADBORO BAY ROAD, residence for Walter Walker, 1890 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 1, 2013, 74-5, illus. & descrip.)
GORGE ROAD, "Rockwood", a residence for Joseph Loewen, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 27 Jan. 1891, 8, t.c.)
VICTORIA WEST, "Maple Bank", a residence for Beaumont Boggs, Alston Street [now Catherine Street], 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 13 Feb. 1891, 6, t.c.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 1, 2013, 162, illus. & descrip.)
ALBERT HEAD, METCHOSIN, residence for Albert J.M. Inverarity, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 28 March 1891, 3, t.c.)
CADBORO BAY ROAD, residence for an unnamed client, located opposite the mansion of Benjamin W. Pearse, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 4 April 1891, 8, t.c.)
GORGE ROAD, residence for Robert Purvis, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 4 April 1891, 8, t.c.)
DOUGLAS STREET, at Henry Street, additions and alterations to residence for Henry F. Heisterman, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 6 April 1891, 5, t.c.)
CRAIGFLOWER ROAD, 'Burleith', a mansion for James Dunsmuir, "...on the grounds facing The Gorge", 1891-92; burned 1931 (Victoria Daily Times, 7 May 1891, 4, t.c.; M. Segger, The Buildings of Samuel Maclure, 1986, 50, illus.)
BEACON HILL PARK, on Avalon Road, residence for Dr. Walter J. Quinlan, 1891; house relocated in 1914 (Victoria Daily Times, 20 April 1891, 8, t.c.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House - Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods - Vol. 2, James Bay, 2018, 48-9, illus. & descrip.)
HERALD STREET, block of 2 storey tenements for M. Hart, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 20 April 1891, 8, t.c.)
COOK STREET, at Hillside Avenue, 'Brentwood', a residence for Edward Jackson, 1891; demol. c. 1960 (Victoria Daily Times, 20 April 1891, 8, t.c.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 72, illus. & descrip.)
GORGE ROAD EAST, "Edgewood", a residence for Frank W. Adams, originally on Emma Street [now Balfour Avenue, north of Gorge Road East], 1891; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 1 May 1891, 8, t.c.; inf. Jennifer Barr, Victoria)
QUADRA STREET, at Alfred Street, major additions and alterations to residence for Marshall W. Waitt, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 4 June 1891, 3, t.c.; Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 3, 2021, 106, illus. & descrip.)
QUEBEC STREET, in James Bay, three 2-storey houses, Lots No. 927 and No. 928, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 4 June 1891, 3, t.c.)
CHATHAM STREET, near Douglas Street, two houses for an unnamed client, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 26 June 1891, 3, t.c.)
BELCHER STREET, at Moss Street, "Gisburn", a mansion for Robert Irving, "...the merchant Prince of Portland, Oregon", based on plans designed by a San Francisco architect, 1891 (Victoria Daily Times, 14 July 1891, 7, detailed architectural description)
KINGSTON STREET, for Capt. Charles Spring, 1891 (Daily Colonist [Victoria], 13 Sept. 1891, 6, t.c.)
COOK STREET, at Scoresby Street, 3 houses for an unnamed owner, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 Feb. 1892, 3, t.c.)
VIEW STREET, near Blanchard Street, 3 semi-detached houses for an unnamed owner, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 Feb. 1892, 3, t.c.)
ESQUIMALT, a group of 4 houses on Admiral's Road, Lots No. 74, 75, 76 & 77, for J.J. Russell, 1892 (Victoria Daily Times, 8 Feb. 1892, 3, t.c.)
QUADRA STREET, at Pandora Avenue, two houses for Mrs. F. Sehl, 1892; demol. (Victoria Daily Times, 6 April 1892, 3, t.c.)
RICHARDSON STREET, residence for Hedley Chapman, 1892 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 4, 2009, 116, illus. & descrip.)
VANCOUVER STREET, row of six detached houses for Hedley Chapman, 1892 (Victoria Heritage Foundation, This Old House: Victoria's Heritage Neighbourhoods, Vol. 4, 2009, 138-42, illus. & descrip.)
ENDERBY, B.C., residence for O. Harvey, 1893 (Vernon News, 26 Jan. 1893, 1, descrip.)
COMPETITIONS
VICTORIA, B.C., Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, 1871. John Teague was one of five architects invited to submit a design for this project, including 4 architects from Victoria, and a design from the leading British architect Benjamin Ferrey (1810-1880), of London, England. Teague was awarded First Premium for his proposal (Victoria Daily Standard, 22 April 1871, 3). However, his scheme was later shelved, and the following year a new design by H.O. Tiedemann was accepted in January 1872 and completed by October of that year.