St. Mary's School for the Deaf - Table of Contents
Exterior - Main Building
St. Mary's School for the Deaf
2253 Main Street at Jewett Parkway,
Buffalo, NY
  Photos courtesy of St. Mary's School for the Deaf ARCHER, William Henry (1855 -1922)
maintained a practise in Vancouver from 1904 onward and may have
obtained his education and training in the United States, for he is
noted in source material as being a Fellow of the American Institute of
Architects in Washington, D.C. While no information has been found on
his early career, it is known that he was active in the Council of the
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Both he and James S. Helyer
were in partnership in 1912-14. Archer died in Vancouver on 17 April
1922. - Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada 1800-1950 (online March 2016)
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| 2016 Photos   Cornerstone  2-story oriel  Stylized brick triglyph and drops ... Hoodmold ... Voussoirs  Triangular pediment at top of photo and over center window ... Stylized brick triglyphs and drops ... Brick Ionic pilaster  Note Medina sandstone window sills  Cornice supported by modillions ... Stylized brick triglyphs and drops ... Hoodmolds ... Voussoirs ... Brick Ionic pilaster  Center bay ... Five details below:  Center bay detail #1. Gable roof triangular pediment supported by modillions ... Foliated tympanum  Portico ... Foliated tympanum detailed below:  Center bay detail #2. Portico scroll acanthus tympanum  Center bay detail #3. Portico urns and balustrade ... Roman Ionic columns  Center bay detail #4. Modillions ... Roman Ionic columns  Center bay detail #5. Onondaga limestone ... Curved balusters  Third floor ribbon windows |