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    This stone farmhouse was built by the Pearson family of Ashburn for Jeremiah Lick in 1884. It is located on lot 20 on the south side Concession 1 (Highway 2) between Kendalwood Road and Thickson Road

    Black and white print of Lynde Creek behind Inverlynn (1300 Giffard Street). A dog drinking from the creek is visible.

    William Smith settled on lot 21 of Broken Front Concession in 1830 or 1831. Directed by his 1859 will, Smith's sons erected a stone house in 1868. The house became the residence of Thomas H. Smith an

    This farm house was one of the first cement block houses constructed in Whitby. It was built about 1904 and gutted by fire in 1978. It was demolished in December 1979.

    Designed by Whitby architect, Albert Asa Post, this house was built in 1883. It was moved closer to the road around 1987 and demolished in 1994.

    This property was settled in 1826 by John and William Warren and the house may also date from this time. Since 1968, the house has been the parsonage for the Rossland Road Free Methodist Church.

    This house was built around 1834. It is located within a subdivision at 28 Flint Cres.

    This house was built around 1834. It is currently located within a subdivision at 28 Flint Cres.

    This house was built in the 1870s and demolished in July 1991 after it was destroyed by fire.

    Lakeview Hall was built in 1875 for John Rice on lot 27 Concession 3.

    Lakeview Hall was built in 1875 for John Rice on lot 27 Concession 3.

    Lakeview Hall was built in 1875 for John Rice on lot 27 Concession 3.

    This stone farmhouse was built in 1856 for Charles Calder, MPP for Ontario South Riding from 1905-1911 and 1914-1919. It was located on lot 20, concession 7.

    Black and white negative showing the house at 1724 Dundas St. E. This house was built on lot 19, concession 2.

    This house was built for the railway contractor Barnabas Gibson in 1876.

    This house was built around 1834 by William Anderson. It is located within a subdivision at 28 Flint Cres.

    This house was built for the railway contractor Barnabas Gibson in 1876.

    This house was built for the railway contractor Barnabas Gibson in 1876.

    This house was built for the railway contractor Barnabas Gibson in 1876.

    This house was built for the railway contractor Barnabas Gibson in 1876.