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from left: Second Court House, Land Titles Building and First Court House

 

Calgary's Court House (second)   Current Court of Appeal

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Calgary's Court House (Second)  Current Court of Appeal

 

 

from left: Court of Appeals, Land Titles Building, and First Court House

Court House # 2

530 7th Avenue S.W.

Built: 1912-1914

Architect:
Provincial Architect, A.M. Jeffers who also designed the Legislature building in Edmonton. Jeffers, a native of Rhode Island was trained in the United States. During the construction Richard P. Blakey (a Scottish born and trained architect) succeeded Jeffers and subsequently modified the plans in an effort to reduce costs.

Builder:
principal contractor Quinlin - Carter Limited. Public Accounts Records indicate a large amount of work on the building was undertaken by day labour. Other contractors included; the Western Canada Stone Company, Carter-Mather Lumber and Supply Company, W.Head and Company
(plumbing and heating) and Flesher Marble and Tile Company.

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Original cost: $280,000

Notes: second location. Currently Court of Appeal

 

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