CARTER, Guy Berrington (1892-1954), active in Toronto, Ont. from 1925 until after 1950. He was born in England on 1 July 1892 and received his education at St. Savior's College, and took courses at the Univ. of Dublin. In 1911 he moved to Boston, Mass. to train in the office of Allan Brunette (in 1911-14), while studying architecture at the Boston College of Arts (in 1911-14). After serving with Canadian Expeditionary Forces during WWI, he moved to Montreal, Que. and joined Canadian Vickers Ltd. as a draftsman (in 1918-20), and with Kennedy Earps Co., Industrial Plant designers, in New York City (1920-25). Carter then moved to Toronto to open his own office, and was active there until after 1950. He died in Toronto on 3 March 1954 (inf. Ontario Assoc. of Architects)
MUSKOKA DISTRICT, a hotel and club complex, 1931 (C.R., xlv, 18 March 1931, 62)
NORTH BAY, ONT., Canadian Legion Memorial Hall, 1945 (North Bay Daily Nugget, 26 June 1945, 3; and 27 Nov. 1945, 13, illus. & descrip.)
SCARBOROUGH, ONT., assembly plant and warehouse for Perfection Milking Machine Co., and for Sta-Rite Pump Products, Old Danforth Road near Birchmount Road, 1947 (Financial Post (Toronto), 21 June 1947, 15, descrip.)