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      Photo of 415 Jones Street East, a home located on the southeast corner of Jones and Huron Streets. Until recently the house had been painted a yellow tone (but is now blue). The trellises have been removed.

      On back: "Coupland" house s/w corner Queen & Ontario Showing early verandah Donation - Margaret Coupland Stroud - 178 Queen St W

      Photo of James H. Carter's residence located at 67 Peel Street South in St. Marys which was build in 1883. This view shows the fence surrounding the property.

      Photo of James H. Carter's residence located at 67 Peel Street South in St. Marys. This view shows the fence surrounding the property.

      Photo of 98 Peel Street North taken around 1910. The photo is identified as Thomas Ballans house on the index card.

      Photo of Elgin Street East and the housing that was built just after World War II. The houses still all exist on the street with some minor modifications made over the years.

      South end of fence from gates Westover Park Ground plan of fence and gates

      Photo of architectural drawings done by architect J.A. Humphris of St. Marys on a proposed addition to Westover (300 Thomas Street). The plans show the West Elevation.

      Plan of wing addition to be built to present residence Westover Park Scale 8' to one inch For Miss M. Hutton J.A. Humphris Architect St. Marys

      Photo of architectural drawings done by architect J.A. Humphris of St. Marys on a proposed addition to Westover (300 Thomas Street). The plans show the interior view of the basement, first floor and second floor.

      Plan of wing addition to be built to present residence Westover Park for Miss M Hutton, St. Marys, Ont J.A. Humphris Architect St. Marys Ont

      Photo of the interior of 167 Church Street South (next door to the St. Marys Museum). This photo would have been taken around 1935 when the home was Dr. Brown's residence. It shows the tower room's southwest corner.

      Photo of 266 Jones Street East, located on the corner of Jones Street East and James Street South. This photo shows the house how it once appeared - it is now sided rather than exposing the cement block used on the exterior.

      Photo of 22 Salina Street South taken around 1895. A woman is standing at the front door posing for the camera. Included is a 2004 photo of the house which shows how the house has changed with decorations added in the gable - but also how it has stayed the ...

      Photo of 262 Elgin Street West, St. Marys. The photograph shows a home that almost looks like 2 houses attached together to make one. A woman is standing at the one door with a bicycle nearby.

      Photo of 84 Peel Street South. This was one of four attractive cottage-style homes built in 1879 for William Garner (the other three were around the corner facing Elgin Street. The house right on the corner of Peel and Elgin has been renovated and is very changed in appearance. The ...

      Photo of 252 Queen Street East (Sanderson Eedy House) in January of 1928. Reasons for Designation: This splendid residence (252 Queen Street East) consists of a cottage built for John Sanderson, a pioneer lumberman in St. Marys, ca. 1849 and a two-storey house which he added in 1869. The cottage ...

      Photo of two men standing in front of what has been labeled in our records as the "Frank Ball home" taken around 1910. In 1910, the home was the Pullyblank residence, and in this photo is William Henry Pullyblank (on the right) and ___?____ Laidlaw on the left. This house ...

      Photo of 252 Jones Street East, also known as the Turnbull house. Please click on Present Home to see what this house looks like at present (photo from 2004).

      Local merchant Robert Dickson had this large, limestone residence built ca. 1890-91. It remained in the Dickson family for many years. Set on spacious grounds at the northwest corner of Wellington and Widder Streets, overlooking the town, it has been beautifully preserved and is one of St. Marys' most impressive ...