Cecil Green Park House

Canada / British Columbia / Vancouver / Cecil Green Park Rd, 6251
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6251 Cecil Green Park Road
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1
www.cecilgreenpark.ubc.ca

Built in 1912 by architect Samuel Maclure for Edward Davis, a prominent Canadian Pacific Railway lawyer, Cecil Green Park was originally named "Kanakla", a West Coast native word meaning 'house on the cliff'. Successive owners named the house "Yorkeen" and "Langara". Now, Cecil Green Park offers a splendid, incomparable setting for business meetings, retreats, weddings, or other social events.

Filming location: "Harper's Island" (2009)
Cecil Green Park House at UBC can be seen throughout the tv show "Harper's Island" as the fictious Candlewick Inn, a mysterious hotel on a remote island in Washington state.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Maclure
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Coordinates:   49°16'17"N   123°15'27"W
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