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218 St. Andrew’s Street
218 St. Andrews Street was built circa 1900.
It is best known as the studio of artist Emily Carr (1871-1945).
Here is a map showing the location of 218 St. Andrews Street:
Here is a Google Street View image of 218 St. Andrews Street:
Additional Information About 218 St. Andrews Street
- Assessed Value (July 2020): $1,129,200; Land $,1,051,000; Buildings $78,200
- Assessed Value (July 2019): $1,071,200; Land $,1,000,000; Buildings $71,200
- Assessed Value (July 2018): $1,0956,800; Land $,1,029,000; Buildings $66,800
- Sold on 12 January 2018 for $910,000
- Assessed Value (July 2017): $1,056,000; Land $951,000; Buildings $105,000
- Victoria Heritage Foundation
A Brief History of 218 St. Andrews Street
See Victoria Heritage Foundation.
Here are links to some historic photographs of 218 St. Andrews Street:
- City of Victoria Archives photo M00687 – Emily Carr’s studio, circa 1945
- City of Victoria Archives photo M00688 – Emily Carr’s studio, circa 1945
Here are some more buildings associated with Emily Carr:
Emily Carr House, 207 Government Street
Built circa 1863 as a home for the Carr family, this was Emily Carr’s childhood home.
It is now a National Historic Site of Canada.
Built circa 1862, possibly by architect Richard Lewis.
It was once the office and warehouse of Richard Carr, the father of well known Canadian artist and writer Emily Carr (1871-1945)
Emily Carr’s House of All Sorts, 642-646 Simcoe Street
Emily Carr had her House of All Sorts built at 642-646 Simcoe Street. She lived here and ran it as a boarding house.
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