Crewe, Harry S. | Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada

CREWE, Harry S. (fl. 1883-97) is an obscure figure whose name appears in the Toronto City Directory as a draughtsman, engineer and as an architect from 1884 until 1897, but no information can be found on his education and training. He may be the same 'Henry Crewe' architect of Toronto, who submitted an application to the Canadian Inst. of Civil Engineers for membership (NAC, MG28, I 277, Vol. 2; Letters of Application).

TORONTO, ONT., residence for Neil J. Smith, Charles Street near Jarvis Street, 1883 (Toronto b.p. 253, 18 April 1883)
TORONTO, ONT., Elliott House Hotel, Church Street at Shuter Street, for John Elliott, 1887-88; demol. (Globe [Toronto], 6 Dec. 1887, 5, t.c.)
TORONTO, ONT., grandstands and fences for the playing field of the Toronto Lacrosse & Athletic Assoc. in Rosedale, 1891-92 (Globe [Toronto], 23 Dec. 1891, 5, t.c.)