1067 Seymour Street

In the 1940 city directory.

James Naples, a fisherman, shared 1067 Seymour Street in 1940 with one person under another surname, named in the book.

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2: people the 1940 directory lists here, one of them named in the book
*: some member of the family owns the property, to the best of the directory's knowledge, in 1940
Rebuilt in 1992: today, by the City's records

In 1940

The household

James Naplesa fisherman · householderp. 453

Also at this address

One more personunder another surname, with their work: in the book

Seymour Street is read from the 1940 directory, street section and name section, line by line.

1940British Columbia and Yukon Directory

Streets

SEYMOUR

1067*Naples Jp. 151

Names

Naples Jas fshrmn h1067 Seymourp. 453

The lines for 1067 Seymour Street in the 1940 directory, as we read them, with its abbreviations; each opens its page at the Vancouver Public Library. The name section prints h for a householder and r for someone who lives at the address. *: some member of the family owns the property, to the best of our knowledge (the directory's own mark, printed from 1935).

The house today

The building the 1940 directory knew is gone: the City dates the building at 1067 now to 1992; the nearest that still stands is 1035, five doors along on the same side, one of two left on the block.

Since 1940

1992Today's building goes up, by the City's record.
1997–2019Licensed as a community association (licences on record start in 1997).
1997 onLicensed as a parking lot (licences on record start in 1997).
2019A building permit for alterations, valued at $450,000 (BP-2018-04415).
2023A building permit for alterations, valued at $5,000,000 (BP-2023-00060).
2026A building permit for alterations, valued at $2,500,000 (DB-2026-00911).

From City of Vancouver open data (Open Government Licence – Vancouver): the property tax report (BC Assessment's years, approximate for old buildings), business licences from 1997 (the kind of business only), issued building permits from 2017 and the heritage register.

The 1000 block of Seymour Street on Goad's 1912 fire insurance map, with 1067 marked — The 1000 block of Seymour Street, between Nelson and Helmcken Streets, on Goad's fire insurance map of 1912; the map may print the street under an older name. The ring marks 1067, placed from the City's address point today (inferred). Georectified by the City of Vancouver (Open Government Licence – Vancouver).

The 1000 block in 1940

Seymour Street between Nelson and Helmcken Streets, Downtown: every door the 1940 directory lists on the block, the way it prints them, and what stands at each today. This house is marked in red.

Seymour Street, the 1000 blockas the 1940 directory lists it, door by door, and what stands there today

*: some member of the family owns the property, to the best of our knowledge (the directory's own mark, printed from 1935)

West side, odd numbers

East side, even numbers

The 1000 block of Seymour Street

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1067 Seymour Street, Downtown, Vancouver, is in the 1940 city directory. The building there today dates from 1992, by the City's record.
Source: AddressLore, addresslore.com/house/1067-seymour, from Vancouver's city directories (Vancouver Public Library) and City of Vancouver open data.

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The book of 1067 Seymour Street

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Sources

The 1940 city directory (British Columbia and Yukon Directory), street and name sections, read by us line by line (Vancouver Public Library, BC City Directories); each line above links its page. Today's buildings: City of Vancouver Open Data (property tax report 2026, property addresses, Vancouver Heritage Register; Open Government Licence – Vancouver). The City's year built is BC Assessment's figure and can be approximate for old houses. The 1912 plate: Goad's Fire Insurance Map, georectified by the City of Vancouver. Something wrong, or a name you'd like removed? Tell us.