Our Heritage  Special Places Project

Site Inventory / Page 3 / Houses Part 2

Lyon House
327 Main Street
1897

History

J.H. Lyon
 
Features

Wood frame / wood siding; re-sided
Original elements; registers, woodwork, staircase
Round window openings in two gables
Scrollwork on eaves




William Tennant House
448 Main Street
1906

History


William Tennant
 
Features

Wood frame – re-sided
Two hip-roofed bays
Gable-roofed wall dormer

House
Main Street N.
ca. 1910

History 
 
Features

Cement foundation
Dormer, balcony and brick veranda on facade
Old front door
Nice variety of windows


Boyd Duplex
23 Simcoe Street
1891

History

Hugh Boyd
 
Features

Wood frame
Brick foundation
Duplex design
Mansard –like roofline with four gable dormers




John Smith House
43 Simcoe Street 
1891

History

John Smith
 
Features

Quoins and well-preserved brick chimney
Stained glass on front windows – nice old front door
Sunroom addition or extension, also brick


House
47 Simcoe Street
ca. 1894

History

W.E. Bailey / Clint and Joyce Beaver
 
Features

Re-sided
Nice roofline / wall dormer
Front bay window with hip roof



Greenlay House
122 Simcoe Street
1906

History

G. Greenlay
 
Features

Bungalow style
Interior woodwork, doors, arch in LR
Wood-paneled basement door



Cornwall House
126 Simcoe Street
ca. 1900

History

John Cornwall lived here 1914 - 32

Features

Wood frame – now covered with insulbrick
Wraparound verandah with wood trim
Small wall dormer – set through the eaves
Nicely trimmed and glazed wood front door



Kerr House
141 Simcoe
1895

History

David Kerr

Features

Wood frame – wood siding
Stone and cement foundation
Originally 1 storey 
Hardwood floors / some woodwork
Staircase / front door – in original finish



Anglican Church Rectory 
36 Selkirk Street
1902

History

Builder - James White
 
Features

Limestone foundation
Nice entrance
Balcony





Riesbury House
119 Selkirk Street
1891

History

W.C. Riesbury
 
Features

Wood frame – re-sided
Attractive roofline
Cottage style – nice dormers