File consists of presentation drawings (exterior perspective, south elevation, elevation to Mansfield St.) for recreational club (brick and stone.

File consists of architectural drawings for recreational club (alteration: underpinning) including 1 detail drawing (structure) and 1 consultant drawing (underpinning).

Recreational club (addition: addition to ladies' wing); roughcast; wall bearing.
2 working drawings: floor plans, elevations, details
5 photographs

File consists of working drawing (cupboard) for trophy cabinet.

File consists of detail drawing for recreational club (penthouse plan and elevation).

File consists of architectural drawings for recreational club (addition: new drink room, terrace and stairs; stone; wall bearing), including:
3 development drawings: seats, locker room hall, bar
2 working drawings: floor plan, elevation, section
12 detail drawings: windows, stonework (including spouts, steps), handrail, wrought iron railing, entrance doorway, plasterwork (incl. cornice), screen, hoist, shower room, seats, door
1 consultant drawing: lavatory
1 photograph: exterior

File consists of drawings of stone sundial, including 1 presentation drawing (sundial) and 3 detail drawings (sundial, lettering, stonework).

File consists of architectural drawings for clubhouse (2 floors; roughcast; wall bearing), including 4 working drawings (foundation plan, floor plans, elevations, section) and 1 detail drawing (entrance, eaves, windows, doors, dormers).

File consists of architectural drawings for alterations to the locker rooms of a recreational club, including 2 development drawings and 2 working drawings of floor plans.

Includes 9 plans (4 four elevations) for alterations to a house for the Engineer's Club of Montreal, located at 9 Beaver Hall Square. Drawings 1-5 are measured drawings of the existing house. The house was originally constructed in 1860-1862 for brewer William Dow and is attributed to William T. Thomas. It was purchased by the club around 1907 and was added to in 1911-1912 and again in 1933. Drawings are unsigned, but possibly either created or used by Saxe & Archibald.