1037 Pacific St

Architect and builder W.T. Wooden built this Edwardian house in 1901 for mill hand H.T. Street. Along with the other eight Edwardian houses in this row, this house was saved from demolition in 1983-1985 with the completion of rear yard infill and is now part of the Pacific Heights Housing Co-operative developed by architect Roger Hughes. The houses were moved forward and regrouped as four pairs and converted into duplexes. Research has found that the original address was 1041, it is on the Heritage Register as 1037, and the current address is 1039.

The houses have been painted with authentic colours under the Vancouver Heritage Foundation’s True Colours Program and represent a traditional streetscape of heritage homes.

Source

City of Vancouver Heritage Plaque, Vancouver of City Directories, Exploring Vancouver The Architectural Guide by Harold Kalman & Robin Ward