301 Byron Street South, February 1962

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Creator

Brian Winter, Photographer

Media Type

Image

Item Type

Photographs

Description

A black and white photograph of 301 Byron Street South.

Notes

This house on the south-east corner of Dunlop and Byron Streets was built in 1874 for Nelson Gilbert Reynolds when he sold Trafalgar Castle to the Methodist Church to become the Ontario Ladies' College. After his death in 1881 it was the house of Reverend Matthew Gold. From 1904 to 1969 it was the home Frederick Hatch, owner of the Buckle Factory, and his descendants. In the 1980s and 1990s it was a restaurant called the Hatch House, and then Sheriff's Manor. It later became a Montessori School. The brick work was covered with stucco in 1973.

Date of Original

February 1962

Dimensions

Width: 8 in
Height: 10 in

Subject(s)

Dwellings
Restaurants
Schools

Personal Name(s)

Brian Winter ; Nelson Gilbert Reynolds ; Matthew Gold ; Frederick Hatch

Corporate Name(s)

The Hatch House ; Sheriff's Manor ; Trafalgar Castle ; Ontario Ladies' College

Local identifier

17-097-002

Collection

Whitby Online Historic Photographs

Geographic Coverage

Whitby

Ontario, Canada

Latitude: 43.8773107532907 Longitude: -78.9422040873718

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This item is protected by the Canadian Copyright Act and is intended for one-time use only. Uses other than research or private study require the permission of the rightsholder(s). It is your responsibility for obtaining these permissions.

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