Stevenson House, “The Eaton’s House”
105 Broadway Ave.
265.C.1 / 920

Built and landscaped by Fred. E. and Emily (Howard) Stevenson



Original floors and woodwork 
Eaton’s Package Design #68




 
Hay House
402 Clark Avenue
C.51 / 1904
A.G. Hay

Owners: Dr. F. Lone, Dr. George Dow, Jean and Harvey Nichol, Lamonts

Municipally Designated Site

An exceptional example of a substantial dwelling in the Victorian style.

The prominent bandshell-shaped corner verandah and the two-storey porch and balcony with elaborate detailing distinguish this handsome brick-clad home. Built for lawyer A.G. Hay, the house was later home to several local physicians, and remains an attractive and readily recognizable local landmark.



 

Alex Finnen House
205 Clark Ave.
265.C.55

Purchased by Alex Finnen in 1900

Contrasting quoins – drip mouldings etc.
Nice details – bays, upper front window etc.

 



Former United Church Manse
538 Clark
265.C.79

Addition was a Photography Studio
John Edwards – Photographer
 




Hossack Terrace
51 Lake
265.C.77

Duplex
Mansard roof with dormers

Samuel & Margaret Hossack settled on the shores of Killarney Lake in 1881.



Grandson James Hossack lived here

Sam Hossack was a stone mason.


 

From Reflections, p351

 




Rev. Tozeland House
Oak Point
265.C.80

 


 


 

Hammond House
Rossmore & Fletcher (403)
265.C.64

Single & double dormers
Brackets on eaves
Verandah removed

 


John Lawrence House
115 Broadway Ave.
265.C.2 / 1902

Built by John Lawrence after he and his wife left the farm in 1902



Occupied by Lawrence family members until about 1960.

Also owned by Mike & Mrs. (McMurchy) Bellew and Mr. & Mrs. Beikema




 

Pugh House
203 Broadway Ave.
265.C.7

In about 1940 the house was divided into apartments.



Features include a small attic dormer and a verandah

 
 


Jabez Jewel House
317 Broadway Ave.
265.C.9 / 1902

Mr. Jewel brought all the material except the bricks with them when they came to Killarney in 1899.

The brick were fired in a kiln south of town and dyed a rose colour with a process known only to Jabez.


Previous owners include Reginald and Lavina Follett, and Garth and Sharon (Gray) Freeman.



Features include nice eave brackets, a
atone foundation and an arched window.

 
 


Buhler House
112 Mountain Ave.
265.C.17

Other owners include Dawn Buhler and Jennifer Waetherly.



Ontario-style gable
This stone house was possibly built by Sam Hossack.


 


C.H. Dafoe House
203 Hossack Ave.
265.C.21

C.H. Dafoe built this house for his family when they moved from their farm at Jackfish River.

They lived here until 1946

It has original woodwork and hardwood floors, lath and plaster upstairs, and a cistern.

 
 


Shannon  House
337 William
265.C.40 / 1892?

Owned by Magistrate Shannon. Also  occupied by Alexander and Della Adelaide (Nixon) and a Dempsey,

Features include a bay window , original floors, and staircase.
Built of multi-coloured stones.
Renovated and well-kept





Former Anglican Parsonage
319 William Ave.
265.C.38  / 1900

Built by the Holy Trinity Anglican Church
for: Rev. Walter R. Johnson
Other occupants include Ken & Doreen Warren.





Has a complex roofline, dormers, nice window surrounds and some stained glass.

 



Stillwell House
Williams and Finlay St.
265.C.42

Owned by Albert Stillwell, a pioneer blacksmith.

Other owners have been Hubert Richards, pharmacist, and Cathy & Cam Wilkins.

Jason & Linsey Maurice had PetC oat Junction at the back of the house.

It features a large veranda and a small rounded window. An upper balcony and door enclosure added when the house was a Tea House.

There is a gabled addition at back.