Supernatural

2. Rosemary House

Downey, BC

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Dean and Sam have to go undercover at a fancy party. When Dean arrives he’s dressed in a suit with another hunter, Bela, posing as his date. As they walk in Bela gets mad at Dean for chewing gum at the fancy party. She insists he acts like he’s lived the life of a higher society before. Looking around Dean stealthily takes out his gum without anyone noticing. He then goes and puts the gum on the side of a fondue stream to hide it. Bela rolls her eyes and they walk away to mingle in the party. Later in the episode Sam is dancing with an older woman at the party. She has her head resting on his chest commenting how handsome she is. Stating how Sam reminds her of her husband who was shy too. The older woman then has no qualms about grabbing a handful of Sam’s butt with glee. Sam is less than pleased when this happens and quickly separates himself from her soon after. This gorgeous mansion is actually considered one of Vancouver’s most expensive mansions. A man named Albert Tulk became rich after the First World War. He wanted a place to live to fit his new high society stature so he commissioned the best architects at the time in his area to design the Vancouver house. While construction of the house, called Rosemary after Tulk’s daughter, started in 1912 it wasn’t finished until several years later. This was due to the fact the mansion was so large. Tulk was able to move into the main house in 1915. His obituary in 1922 states the Rosemary house “has only been completed recently.” In 1996 Rosemary became a designated heritage structure. This meant the house could not be torn down and can still be seen in all its glory to this day. [Photo Credit: www.theglobeandmail.com and www.fanpop.com]