Harold Joseph Rous Cullin (1875-1935)

Lt. Colonel Harold Joseph Rous Cullin (1875-1935) was a member of Vancouver & Quadra Lodge No. 2.

He was born in Liverpool, U.K. and trained in architecture in Britain. He worked in construction in South Africa before coming to Victoria in 1905.

He worked for Victoria architect Samuel Maclure as a draftsman before setting up his own architecture practice in Victoria in 1909. Here is a partial list of his projects.

B.C. Architects Society at the Empress Hotel, Victoria, circa 1913. Harold Joseph Rous Cullin is on the left in the first row, holding the white hat. [BC Archives photo F-09372]

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Here are some links to more information about Harold Joseph Rous Cullin:

Biographical Dictionary of Architects In Canada 1800-1950
Canadian Register of Historic Places- 556 Boleskine Road – Tolmie School
Canadian Register of Historic Places – 1140 Tattersall Drive
Hallmark Society
Hallmark Society – 1009 Southgate Street
Victoria Heritage Foundation – 1009 Southgate Street
Victoria Heritage Foundation – 1134 Dallas Road
Victoria Heritage Foundation – 25 Cook Street
Victoria Online Sightseeing Tours – 1723 Quadra Street
Victoria Heritage Foundation – 806 Linden Avenue

Lt. Colonel Harold Joseph Rous Cullin is buried in Royal Oak Burial Park, Saanich, B.C.

The grave of Harold Joseph Rous Cullin (1874-1935) in Royal Oak Burial Park, Saanich, B.C. [photo: Vancouver & Quadra Lodge No. 2 Historian]

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