MALLORY, William Henry Jr. (1884-c. 1958), son of William H. Mallory Sr., was born in Toronto on 22 November 1884 and educated at the Toronto Technical School. He served an apprenticeship with F.H. Herbert for five years and worked in the office of Bernard H. Prack from 1903 to 1910. He formed a partnership with Joseph Thatcher of Toronto in 1911 and together they were credited with the design of some of the largest multi-storey apartment buildings erected in that city (Toronto World, 31 Dec. 1912, 1). Their partnership was dissolved in July 1913 and Mallory continued to practice under his own name until after 1950 (inf. Ontario Association of Architects).
W.H. MALLORY JR.
RUSHOLME ROAD, residence for George G. Miles, 1901 (Toronto b.p. 127, 2 Dec. 1901)
DUNDAS STREET WEST, near Gladstone Avenue, apartment block for William McBean, 1908 (Toronto b.p. 11763, 9 July 1908)
DAVENPORT ROAD, at McAlpine Street, apartment house for Dr. Johnson, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 14 June 1911, 60)
OAKVILLE, ONT., residence for T. Thorton, 1911 (C.R., xxv, 28 June 1911, 58, t.c.)
MALLORY & THATCHER
ATHELMA APARTMENTS, Grosvenor Street at Surrey Place, 1912; demol. (Toronto b.p. 33750, 4 May 1912; C.R., xxvi, 30 Oct. 1912, 54, illus.)
QUEEN STREET EAST, at McGee Street, stores and billiard hall for Charles Sherman, 1912 (C.R., xxvi, 13 March 1912, 74)
LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS, Queen Street West at Triller Avenue, 1913 (Toronto b.p. 2219, 28 Feb. 1913)
W.H. MALLORY JR.
ROSELAWN AVENUE, near Yonge Street, four pairs of houses for the Citizen Home Co., 1913 (Toronto b.p. 7968, 10 Nov. 1913)
SEVENTH AVENUE, near Gerrard Street East, four pairs of houses for W.H. Mallory in trust, 1914 (Toronto b.p. 10691, 21 April 1914)
YONGE STREET, near Erskine Avenue, commercial block of four stores and apartments for W.H. Mallory in trust, 1914 (Toronto b.p. 12551, 17 June 1914)
VAUGHAN ROAD, near Jesmond Avenue, a block of 3 stores with apartments above, for A. Drummond, 1931-32 (Toronto Daily Star, 31 Dec. 1931, 5)
AVONMORE HOTEL, Jarvis Street at Gerrard Street East, 1933 (C.R., xlvii, 8 Feb. 1933, 35)
KINGSWOOD ROAD, at Queen Street East, a pair of four-unit apartments, for J.C. Halligan, 1939; still standing in 2024 (dwgs. at City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 200, Series 410, File 934; City of Toronto b.p. B 65106, 8 Aug. 1939; inf. Barbara Myrvold, Toronto)