HARVEY, Alexander (fl. 1889-91), of West Toronto Junction, was recorded in the local newspaper there called The York Tribune [West Toronto Junction], Exhibition Number, 1889, page 5, which notes that “Mr. Harvey is an architect….and has been in business here for about one year, having come here from the City of Toronto in September 1888. He learned his profession with S.E. Gross & Co., the largest real estate and building firm in Chicago…” His first tender call for an architectural project appeared in The Telegram [Toronto], 30 March 1889. No information has been found on his work after 1890.
(works in Toronto unless noted)
ROSEDALE, a brick residence for an unnamed client, 1890 (C.R., i, 22 March 1890, 3, t.c.)
ROSEDALE, contracts let for two villa residences in Rosedale, for an unnamed client, 1890 (C.R., i, 26 April 1890, 2)
COLLEGE STREET, a block of brick stores for Charles Harris, 1890 (C.R., i, 26 April 1890, 1)
WEST TORONTO JUNCTION, two brick houses for Mr. Bowler, 1890 (C.R., i, 26 April 1890, 1)