Unidentified Victorian stone mansion near London, Ontario(?)

Description

Mystery Question

Could this be the summer residence of William Glass, pioneer Sheriff of Middlesex County and whose Victorian home on his estate named "Windemere" was torn down after 1903 to build Elsie Perrin Williams house "Windemere"?

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Media Type

Image

Item Type

Photographs

Description

An unidentified and undated photograph of a Victorian stone mansion with very ornate fretwork on the porch which stretches the full width across the front of the building. A multitude of decorative brackets under the eaves of the house and the small awnings over the tiny third floor windows are some of the unique details that adorn this house. On the roof, a cupola with a widow's walk crowns the top. A man appears to be stepping up onto the front porch.

Notes

This is an undated and unidentified card mounted photograph that was donated in the past by a London resident. The house situated on a rise in a lovely wooded setting is reminiscent of the current Elsie Perrin Williams Estate in London.
The dates and location given are merely speculative.

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