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House on Beach Drive, Oak Bay, B.C., for R.D. Finlayson, Esq.
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1914 (Creation)
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1 of 11 drawings: ink on linen; 37 x 53 cm or smaller
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Item is an architectural drawing by Samuel Maclure prepared for R.D. Finlayson of Oak Bay, B.C.
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Contract drawings showing plans, elevations and details. Two-storey house with attic and basement. The basement includes a laundry room, servant's room and bathroom. The ground floor comprises a vestibule, coat room with adjoining lavatory, hall, office, drawing room, sun room, library, dining room, kitchen, pantry, larder and servant's room. A terrace, porte cochere and porch are attached to the house on this level. The second floor contains three bedrooms, dressing room, balcony, two bathrooms, two water closets, maid's room and linen room. The attic consists of one large, unfinished room. Wood-frame construction is covered by roughcast, brick veneer and half timbering. Plans stamped and inscribed: "This is one of the drawings referred to in our contract dated July 2nd 1914. [Signed] Wm. F. Drysdale [and] R.D. Finlayson".