JAMESON, Reyburn (1875-1949) was active in Vancouver, B.C. from August 1910 until 1912 when he formed a partnership with Creighton E. Duggan, as Jameson & Duggan, Architects. Born in Durban, South Africa on 22 June 1875, he was educated at Durban High School, but his family later moved to Nottingham, England and Jameson articled there with the prominent architect Watson Fothergill in the period from 1895 to 1900. In 1910 Jameson emigrated to Canada and settled in Vancouver, but within three years he had left Canada and moved to Brisbane, Australia where he found a position as a draftsman in the Office of City Architect. Working under the direct supervision of City Architect Alfred H. Foster, he was appointed Assistant City Architect and was given the freedom to design and sign drawings for several municipal structures in Brisbane including the Coorparioo Electric Power Station (1930), and the Victoria Park Golf Clubhouse (1931), both designed in a Spanish Mission style. Each building is still standing at the present time (as of 2016). Jameson died in Brisbane on 5 July 1949 (biog. D. Luxton, Building the West: The Early Architects of British Columbia, 2003, 469, 507)
Reyburn JAMESON (works in North Vancouver and in Vancouver)
NORTH VANCOUVER, Knights of Pythias Hall, 4th Street West at Chesterfield Avenue, 1910; demol. 1989 (C.R., xxiv, 3 Aug. 1910, 24; Express [North Vancouver], 19 Aug. 1910, 8, illus. & descrip.; Province [Vancouver], 15 Dec. 1911, 28, illus. & descrip.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, General Hospital, 12th Street near Lonsdale Avenue, 1910 (Express [North Vancouver], 23 Sept. 1910, 1, illus. & descrip.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, St. Agnes Anglican Church, East 12th Street near Moody Avenue, a new Parish Hall for the church, 1910 (The Express [North Vancouver], 4 March 1910, 2, t.c.; L. Karabelas, Kept in Remembrance: St. Agnes Anglican Church 1910-1975)
NORTH VANCOUVER, public school for D.L. 550, 1910 (North Shore Press (North Vancouver), 22 Aug. 1930, 3, historical article on press articles from 1910)
NORTH VANCOUVER CITY HALL, major addition at the rear, for the police department and engineering department, 1911 (Vancouver Daily World, 28 Jan. 1911, 13)
NORTH VANCOUVER, a new rectory for the Roman Catholic Church, 8th Street, 1911 (The Express [North Vancouver], 27 Oct. 1911, 8, descrip.)
(with Henry Blackadder) NORTH VANCOUVER, Boarding and Day School, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 17 Jan. 1912, 72)
NORTH VANCOUVER, three houses on Tempe Heights, 1912 (The Express [North Vancouver], 19 March 1912, 7; Province [Vancouver], 30 March 1912, 21, descrip. of each house)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for Adolphine Sicot, West 15th Street near Berwick Avenue, 1912 (City of North Vancouver Heritage Inventory, 1994, 117, illus.)
VANCOUVER, St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Hudson Street near 71st Avenue, 1911 (A. Pearce, History of St. Augustine's Church, Marpole, 1965, 10-11, illus.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for Charles Manzel Burmester, West 15th Street near Franklin Street, on Tempe Heights, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 16 March 1912, 38, descrip.; and 30 March 1912, 21, descrip.; The Express [North Vancouver], 19 March 1912, 1, descrip.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for George G. Palmer, on Tempe Heights, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 30 March 1912, 21, descrip.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for Hans von Graevenitz, on Tempe Heights, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 30 March 1912, 21, descrip.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for Mrs. Henrietta J. Whittiker, East 9th Street, near Hendry Avenue, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 30 March 1912, 21)
NORTH VANCOUVER, residence for Arthur B. Diplock, Somerset Street near 29th Street East, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 20 April 1912, 29, detailed descrip.; City of North Vancouver Heritage Inventory, 1994, 151, illus.)
NORTH VANCOUVER, two houses on East 5th Street for W.E. Walkden, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 20 April 1912, 29, descrip.)
JAMESON & DUGGAN (works in Vancouver)
VANCOUVER, residence for Ernest A. Whitaker, West 1st Avenue near Larch Street, 1912 (Province [Vancouver], 22 June 1912, 22; The Sun [Vancouver], 29 July 1912, 16, descrip.)
Rayburn JAMESON (works in Brisbane, Australia)
COORPAROO ELECTRIC POWER STATION, Main Avenue, 1930 (State of Queensland Heritage Register, designated 1 Aug. 2005)
VICTORIA PARK GOLF CLUBHOUSE, Herston Road, 1931 (State of Queensland Heritage Register, designated 17 Dec. 1999)