by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1941-1950, Commercial Buildings
Whitehorse S&A Club Café Architectural History: It was a wood frame building with a gable roof and false façade. The foundation was a wood sill construction. It also had bevel wood siding covered with aluminium and plywood exterior siding. The roof was covered...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1931-1940, Commercial Buildings, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse T.C. Richards Building Architectural History: The building has a squared log construction with a gambrel roof and shed dormers. The structure rests on a concrete foundation. There had been extensive interior and exterior renovations undertaken in 1981...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1941-1950, Commercial Buildings
Whitehorse Taylor & Drury Building Architectural History: There are two two-storey frame structures which were joined together in 1944-45. The building has a concrete foundation. The building’s exterior and interior have undergone many alterations. The Northern...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1891-1900, Commercial Buildings
Whitehorse The Telegraph Office Architectural History: This log building has a steep gable roof and a small covered entry. The roof is covered by corrugated sheet metal and it sits on a wood sill foundation. There have been two small additions to rear of building....
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Commercial Buildings
Whitehorse The White Pass & Yukon Route Railway Depot Architectural History: This building is a two-storey wood frame structure with a gable roof and log siding. Cedar shingles cover the roof. An extension to the second storey and the placement of log siding to...
by South Hill | May 10, 2024 | 1901-1910, Commercial Buildings
Whitehorse Tung Lock Restaurant Architectural History: Originally, it was a one-storey wood frame structure with a gable roof. The exterior has a stucco finish. Later, a two-storey frame addition to the Wood Street façade was added. There have been extensive interior...
