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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, is now a National Historic Site of Canada](http://www.victoriaonlinesightseeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Government_Street-207-Carr_House-VictoriaOnlineSightseeing-1008-1662x1108.jpg)
Emily Carr House, 207 Government Street, built circa 1863, is now a National Historic Site of Canada
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.
![1107 Wharf Street, built circa 1862. It was once the office and warehouse of Richard Carr, the father of well known Canadian artist and writer Emily Carr (1871-1945)](http://www.victoriaonlinesightseeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Wharf_St-1107-victoriasightseeing-P1012208-1662x1130.jpg)
1107 Wharf Street, built circa 1862. It was once the office and warehouse of Richard Carr, the father of well known Canadian artist and writer Emily Carr (1871-1945)
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, 646 Simcoe Street in Victoria's James Bay district.](http://www.victoriaonlinesightseeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Simcoe_Street-646-House_of_All_Sorts-VictoriaOnlineSightseeing-1013-1662x1108.jpg)
Emily Carr’s House of All Sorts, 646 Simcoe Street in Victoria’s James Bay district.
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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