JEWETT, Albert Burton (1876-c. 1930), a native of the Canadian Maritimes, was born in Keswick Ridge, New Brunswick on 25 May 1876. He moved to the United States and studied architecture at Chicago, Ill. about 1895. After 1900 he moved to Waterloo, Iowa '..where he opened an office and had a very successful practice' (biog. Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 30 June 1906, 10). From 1906 he was active in Winnipeg, Man. where he was in partnership with Eldred D. Tuttle. Their collaboration ended when Jewett left Canada in 1908 and moved to Milwaukee, Wisc. to continue his career.
ALBERT B. JEWETT
WATERLOO, IOWA, pair of houses for DeGone & Westoff, 1904 (Des Moines Register, 14 March 1904, 8)
WATERLOO, IOWA, residence for J.H. Dix, 1905 (Des Moines Register, 24 April 1905, 2)
JEWETT & TUTTLE
WINNIPEG, MAN., Emmanuel Baptist Church, Emily Street at Bannatyne Avenue, 1907 (C.R., xvii, 20 Feb. 1907, 6, t.c.; Manitoba Free Press [Winnipeg], 20 April 1907, 5 & 7, illus. & descrip.; 21 Nov. 1907, 22, descrip.; City of Winnipeg b.p. 745, 1907)
WINNIPEG, MAN., Cumberland Court Apartments, Cumberland Avenue, 1907; demol. (City of Winnipeg b.p. 1938, 1907; dwgs. at Winnipeg City Archives)
WHYTEWOLD BEACH, MAN., Lake Manitoba Beach Club House, 1907 (Winnipeg Tribune, 23 March 1907, 1, descrip.; C.R., xviii, 10 April 1907, 8)
WINNIPEG, MAN., several plans for residences on Simcoe Street, for H.A. Wallace Ltd., a real estate company in Winnipeg (C.R., xviii, 17 April 1907, 6)