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The Rosemond - 755 Third Ave. - Home of Mrs. F. J. Farrell B&W photograph -
Leverington House During Demolition Built 1906 - corner of Banker & Summer -
Dr. Haggai G. Cook's House on 1977 Main Street house purchased by Park Whistler on February 22, 1928 for $12,000 -
Whistler House on Barker Street built 1884; demolished 1970 -
Langmuir Hand House - end of Robinson Street near the Skylon Demolished on November 1964 -
Old Scott House - Corner of Morrison St. & First Ave. torn down October 1961 -
Macklem Residence & Liquor Store in a folder marked Mrs. L. Williams; Demolished in 1919 (Garage built in its place by Mr. Walter Davidson & Roy Williams, then operated by Mr. Bert Short. Now the site of Riverside Hotel -
The Old Russell House on Ferry Street Demolished week of February 24-29, 1964 -
Langmuir-Hand House Built early 1880's; demolished November 1964 -
House on Victoria Ave. at Simcoe St. demolished March 1968 to enlarge service station -
William F. Petrie Home on Morrison St., West of the Review Building demolished in the 1960's -
MacKenzie House on Drummond Road at Lundy's Lane " x 5.875 -
Stanley Street, 2408 - the Barnett House built in 1833 and demolished September 9-12, 1969 -
Garrett House B&W photograph -
Taylor, Tucker, and Thompson Homes Bedford Cottage; Wm. Russell; Dr. W. W. Thompson; Mrs. Geo. Green -
Gauld House B&W photograph -
Old Lefferty, Blackwell, & MacDonald House on Lundy's Lane at Dorchester Road built 1840 and demolished June, 1974 -
2055 Main St. Near Barker St. B&W photograph -
5783 Summer St. built approx. 1860's -
Historic House - Former Home of Samuel Zimmerman & George Chanady - Victoria Ave. & Magdalen St. Alamo Motel, S. Feldman & sons -
1824 Main St. - Cottage B&W photograph -
2062 Main Street, Rossleigh - (currently number 6062) the Alanson Ross House The factory stood at the rear of the house. Driveway was past North end of House. A Show Room building stood at the street close to the driveway. Alanson Ross came from Pennsylvania in the 1820's and was early in partnership with John Misener in a shop at 1986 Main Street. At one time the business was under the name Pew & Ross. The Carriage building was Drummondville's best industry for some years -
Historic House on Fourth Ave. Negative available -
1654 Ferry Street & Grey Avenue B&W photograph -
Clifton Place Stables Erected by Samuel Zimmerman (c.1856). Said to have cost $48,000. view from the N.E. -
Clifton Place Stables Erected by Samuel Zimmerman (c.1856). Said to have cost $48,000. view from the S.W. -
Clifton Place Stables Erected by Samuel Zimmerman (c.1856). Said to have cost $48,000. View from the S.E. -
Historic House (Unidentified) B&W photograph -
Historic House (Unidentified) photo is in really poor condition -
1969 Main St. - Rear View (Old Store of Joseph Clement & George Woodruff) The olny example of crow-step gable architecture in the vicinity at the time. Was then owned and sold by Cataract Lodge, I.O.O.F., to..... -
3011 Portage Road - Whirlpool House - built by Andrew Rorback Erected in 1794 -
1241 & 1265 Ferry Street - Remnants of English Town B&W photograph -
1241 & 1265 Ferry Street - Remnants of English Town B&W photograph -
Misener House on Robinson St. Newton Misener's family home on Robinson Street. Moved here from Main st. at corner of Peer (Northeast corner), present site of Canada Employment Centre -
2068 Drummond Road B&W photograph -
2185 Lundy's Lane - Historic House Characteristic Drummondville cottage of the 1820-1840 period. -
2073 Allen Street not on original site -
Fralick House on the Corner of Ferry and Stanley Streets Erected about 1832 by Robert Fralick. Was an inn for many years. Used by troops during Navy Island operations, 1837. Officers resided there during years that Drummondville was garrison town. House was renovated, new sash and verandah put on in the late 1880's. Large barns and stables along Stanley street were built to accomodate Portage teams, were burned by incendiary. They were replaced by smaller stables. -
Old Lefferty Home - Lundy's Lane at Dorchester Road built in 1840, demolished June 1974; also known as Dorchester Hall; documented dates are: 1946 & January 25, 1973 -
Old Dr. Lefferty Home - Lundy's Lane & Dorchester Road documented dates are: 1946 & January 25, 1973 -
The William Bright House Later it became the Canadian Corps Club House Unit 104. Beside former Bell Telephone building, Victoria Avenue West of Unter St., at the Centre. Photo was taken when building used as club house by Canadian Corps -
McMicking-Roberts House - Irene McAfre on a Horse from Mrs. Walker -
Former McMicken Home McMicking -
Old Thompson Home B&W photograph -
Old Thompson Home demolished in 1929 -
Forsyth House - 4103 Culp Street James forsyth -
Residence of James Scott, Esq., Lot 18, Stamford B&W photograph/Sketch -
Residence of James W. House, Esq., Lot 123, Stamford Lincoln & Welland Counties - 1862; Map Division; Public Archives of Canada # C 22081
