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Demolition of the building at the North East corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets, designed by Thomas Kennedy, is underway

Demolition of the building at the North East corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets, designed by Thomas Kennedy, is underway

Demolition of the building at the North East corner of Dunlop and Owen Streets, designed by Thomas Kennedy, is underway2021-09-16T08:07:23-04:00
The house at 169 Bayfield Street was once the home of H.B. Joyner, John Barr and George Ball

The house at 169 Bayfield Street was once the home of H.B. Joyner, John Barr and George Ball

The house at 169 Bayfield Street was once the home of H.B. Joyner, John Barr and George Ball2021-02-13T18:39:24-05:00
The home of builder George Ball was located at 62 John Street (now Maple Avenue)

The home of builder George Ball was located at 62 John Street (now Maple Avenue)

The home of builder George Ball was located at 62 John Street (now Maple Avenue)2021-09-16T10:27:51-04:00
Looking East along Dunlop Street from Clapperton Street, the Summersett House in the left foreground

Looking East along Dunlop Street from Clapperton Street, the Summersett House in the left foreground

Looking East along Dunlop Street from Clapperton Street, the Summersett House in the left foreground2019-09-09T12:06:46-04:00
Residence at 105 Toronto Street.

Residence at 105 Toronto Street.

Residence at 105 Toronto Street.2020-02-07T16:40:41-05:00
Intersection at Bayfield Street and Wellington Street .

Intersection at Bayfield Street and Wellington Street .

Intersection at Bayfield Street and Wellington Street .2021-02-13T18:23:53-05:00
This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.

This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.

This home at 105 Toronto Street was built in 1872 for American stave (barrel parts) manufacturer Charles W. Robinson.2020-02-07T16:51:43-05:00

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