1216 Carlisle Street next to former public works yard and prior to demolition to make way for the new CRD building on Fraser and Carlisle.

Blank notecard with sketch by Gladys Durrant depicting 622 Head Street "Trafalgar House". The reverse reads " 622 Head Street was built c. 1920 for Arthur R. Wolfenden, son of Lt. Col. Richard Wolfenden, a member of the Royal Engineers. Trafalgar was declared a Heritage Building in April 1990 and has received interior renovations in 1992".

Blank notecard with sketch by Gladys Durrant depicting "The Captain's House" at 506 Head Street. The reverse reads "…was built in 1893 for Captain Victor Jacobson- a sealing captain. He carved much of the 'gingerbread' decoration himself, as well as the interior work and furniture. It is Italianate in style, sometimes called Steamboat Gothic".

Blank notecard with sketch by Gladys Durrant depicting the Pooley House at 706 Warder Place. The reverse reads "…was built in 1913 for P.R. Brown, a real estate broker. The architect was Thomas Hooper. It was purchased in 1928 by R.H. Pooley, Esquimalt's representative in the BC Legislature from 1912 to 1937. It was declared as Heritage in June, 1985".

Blank notecard with sketch by Gladys Durrant depicting 857 Wollaston Street. Reverse reads "The only residence in Esquimalt designed by Francis Mawson Rattenbury was built in 1909 for Arthur Coles, a real estate broker. Mr. Coles served as Reeve on Esquimalt Council from 1916 to1919. Extensive interior renovations were made in 1993".