close cooperation. Van Egmond died of a heart attack on October 9, 1949, during an automobile trip from Stoughton, Saskatchewan to Regina. Successor firms After Edgar Storey's death in 1913, Van Egmond continued to operate under the firm's name, Storey and Van Egmond, until 1924. The firm often collaborated with Ernest E. Poole, founder of Poole Construction Limited (PCL), in Regina and southern Saskatchewan communities. After 1924, the firm was reconstituted as Van Egmond and Storey, a partnership between Van Egmond and Storey's son, Stanley Edgar Storey (1888-1959). In 1949, due to Van Egmond's death, the firm was reconstituted as Storey and Marvin (Stanley Storey and Wendell E. Marvin). After Stanley Storey died in 1959, Wendell Marvin continued to practice architecture as a solo practitioner while retaining the name Storey and Marvin. In 1965, the firm Marvin and Vanstone was created, of which the principals were Wendell E. Marvin and Alan Vanstone (1920-1982). Notable commissions All are extant unless otherwise specified. In chronological order: Storey and Van Egmond (1907-1924) King's Hotel (1907, demolished), 1756 Scarth Street, Regina. Demolished in 1978 for Cornwall Centre. Old Court House, Saskatoon (1907, demolished), Third Avenue and 21st Street East, Saskatoon. Battleford Court House (1907-1909), 291 23rd Street, Battleford, Saskatchewan. This is a National Historical Site and Provincial Heritage Property. Land Titles Building (Saskatoon) (1909-1910), 311 21st Street East, Saskatoon. The structure is a Provincial Heritage Property. Land Titles Building (Moose Jaw) (1910), 76 Fairford Street West, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. A Provincial Heritage Property. Melville Town Hall (1910), 430 Main Street, Melville, Saskatchewan. This is a Provincial Heritage Property and a Municipal Heritage Property. Saskatoon Collegiate Institute (1910), 411 11th Street East at Victoria Avenue, Saskatoon. Now known as Nutana Collegiate. Credit Foncier (1911), 1870 Cornwall Street at 12th Avenue, Regina. Now used for law offices. Land Titles Building (Arcola) (1912), 301 Main Street, Arcola, Saskatchewan. A Provincial Heritage Property. Eddy Apartments (1912), 1901 14th Avenue at Rose Street, Regina. Now known as Hampton House Apartments. Designated a Municipal Heritage Property. Normal School (1913), 1831 College Avenue, Regina. Sources differ as to whether the date was 1912 or 1913. Now Canada Saskatchewan Production Studios. Craik Town Hall (1913), 1st Avenue and 3rd Street, Craik, Saskatchewan. Designated as a Municipal Heritage Property. Bartleman Apartments (1914), 2212 Cornwall Street, Regina. Designated as a Municipal Heritage Property. Van Egmond and Storey (1925-1949) Doll’s House, also known as Isabelle