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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Report Number: CS 16-05
Date: February 4, 2005
From:
Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM
City Clerk
Subject: Endorsement of Recommendations of Heritage Pickering
Recommendation:
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That Corporate Services Report CS 16-05 regarding recommendations made by
the Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee be received.
That Councillor be appointed to the Heritage Pickering
Advisory Committee for a term to expire on November 30, 2006.
That Council approves the inventory of historically or architecturally significant
sites on Federal lands as set out in the Committee's presentation to Council on
November 1, 2004.
That Council continues to support the completion of research for the purpose of
designation and preservation.
That Council urge Transport Canada to reinstate its local heritage committee.
That the Chief Administrative Officer be directed to appoint an appropriate staff
member to sit on the Federal Government's local heritage committee.
That Council urge Transport Canada and the Ontario Land Corporation to restore
those buildings that are deemed vital to Pickering's heritage.
That Council urge Transport Canada and the Ontario Land Corporation to ensure
the continuous occupation of all potential heritage properties.
That Council supports the planning for the revitalization of the Hamlets of
Brougham and Altona by Transport Canada.
That Transport Canada and the Greater Toronto Airport Authority be requested
to retain historically or architecturally significant buildings not directly affected by
construction of a proposed airport or to relocate such buildings to another
location not affected by said construction as a last resort.
Report CS 16-05 February 4, 2005
Recommendations of Heritage Pickering
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Executive Summary:
To respond to the request of Heritage Pickering to have a Member of Council appointed
to the Committee and to endorse various recommendations made by the Committee in
its Annual Report for 2004.
Financial Implications: Not applicable
Background:
Please find attached to this Report a copy of the Minutes of the Heritage Pickering
Committee meeting of January 18, 2005. Under Section 2.7 of those Minutes, you will
note that the Committee has asked that a Member of Council be appointed to sit on the
Heritage Pickering Committee.
Also attached is a copy of recommendations made to Council at its meeting of
November 1, 2004 when the Committee presented its Annual Report. I have attached a
copy of the Heritage Pickering's 2004 Annual Report because some of their
recommendations are discussed in the Annual Report.
One of the more important recommendations made by Heritage Pickering is for Council
to urge the Federal Government to reinstate its local heritage committee and appoint a
representative to sit on that committee. I have been in contact with a representative of
Transport Canada who indicated that the Federal Government will reinstate its local
heritage committee but not in the near future.
Once the Federal Government does reinstate its local heritage committee, it would be
appropriate for an employee of the City of Pickering who has an expertise and interest
in architectural and historical conservation to be appointed to sit on this committee.
Affachmen~:
Minutes of the January 18, 2005 Meeting of Heritage Pickering
Recommendations made to Council on November 1, 2004 by Heritage Pickering
2004 Annual Report of Heritage Pickering
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Report CS 16-05
Recommendations of Hedtage Pickering
February 4, 2005
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Prepared By:
,~ruce Taylor
City Clerk
Approved / Endorsed By:
Gillis A. Paterson
Director, Corporate Services 7 Treasurer
Attachments
Copy: Chief Administrative Officer
Recommended for the/C~nsi~ration of
Pickering ~
/Thomas J. O~,~, Chief Administrative Officer
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Minutes / Meeting Summary
Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee
January 18, 2005
7:00 PM
A~endees:
Pamela Fuselli
Mary Delaney
John Sabean
Gordon Zimmerman
Karen Emmink
Shawna Foxton
Charles Stinson
Brenda Rappos ·
Debbie Kearns - Committee Secretary
Item / Details & Discussion & Conclusion Action Items / Status
Ref # (summary of discussion) (include deadline as
appropdate)
1. Approval 'of MinUtes
Moved by Karen Emmink
Seconded by Mary Delaney
That the minutes of the November 16, 2004 Heritage Pickering
Meeting be approved.
CARRIED
2, Business Arising
2.1 Barclay Designations
John advised that Council passed the resolutions
respecting the Ever Green Villa and the Tullis Cottage
Designations. Letters have been forwarded to the Greater
Toronto Airports Authority advising of this passing. Once
we have received a response, the process will continue.
A number of recommendations were made in the Pamela to follow up
presentation to Council that require follow up, especially with Mayor Ryan.
the recommendation to designate a representative for the
Federal heritage committee.
2.2 Heritage Pickering Materials
Pam advised that she had advised Marisa Carpino,
Culture & Recreation that Heritage Pickering would like to
participate in Heritage Day. Table and chairs will be
provided and the display must be organized.
Pam requested committee members commit to spending
a couple of hours at the table to answer questions and
distribute literature. Gordon and Shawna volunteered.
Karen offered to choose the items from the heritage Karen to provide
resources in the library for this display, information.
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Ref # (summary of discussion) (include deadline as
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Shawna to organize the broChure layout and to 'forward to' Shawna to organize
Debbie for print, brochure. Debbie to
print.
Pam further advised that she will provide heritage Pamela to provide
information to the webmaster for the Heritage Site on the information.
City's web.
2.3 Spring Tour of Whitevale
Pam provided an update on the proposed spring tour of
VVhitevale. She advised that this is in collaboration with
the Whitevale Residents Association, the Historical
Society, Backwoods Players, Pickering Museum Village
and Heritage Pickering.
The tour will include several historical sties, transporting
people from the Hamlet of VVhitevale to the Brock Road
explaining the history of Whitevale and it's inhabitants.
Backwoods Players will participate with vignettes at
various locations.
Pam to provide
Pam will continue to update the Committee. update.
2.4 Lamorie Designation Event
Charles advised that the owner of the Lamorie house is
pleased to have an official ceremony.
Mary will prepare an article for the News Advertiser and Mary to provide press
provide a press release, release.
The ceremony will take place on Saturday, February 12th
at 11:00 am.
2.5 Aboriginal Contact
Pam advised that she was in contact with Robert Von Pamela to contact Mr.
Vitter, Archaeological Data Coordinator with the Ministry Von Vitter.
of Culture who would be happy to work with the
Committee on identifying aboriginal sites if we provided
him with further information regarding the specific project.
2.6 MPAC
Gordon offered to approach MPAC to obtain a list of Gordon to obtain list.
homes in Pickering 50 years old or older.
2.7 Invitation to Council
Pam will forward an invitation to Council to attend the nextPamela to invite
Heritage Pickering meeting to be held on February 15th Council and request
and to request a Council representative, representation.
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appropriate)
2.8 Tax Rebate Program
Debbie advised that this item is still pending and the Debbie to provide
Municipal Councils are still in discussion with the Region update.
of Durham. She will provide an update at the next
meeting.
3. Other Business
1. John advised that Wayne Crochet will be Speaking to the
Historical Society in April and a tour will then be arranged.
2. Gordon advised of a collection from the University of
Toronto.
3. John expressed his frustration at his attempt to read thePamela to contact
fiche provided at the Registry Office and the offer a regional municipal
number of years ago to acquire the information which is heritage chairs.
now stored in the archives in Toronto. Pam will forward a
request to the Chairs of the Regional Heritage John to contact the
Committees asking for their support by forwarding letters Ministry to determine
to the Toronto Archives requesting this information, appropriate contact to
forward
correspondence to.
4. Next Meeting
February 15, 2005
Meeting Adjourned: 8:40 PM
Copy: Mayor Ryan
Councillors
T. J. Quinn, Chief Administrative Officer
Directors
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Heritage Pickering
Recom~mendations to ~ounc~
re: Presentation November t., 2004
Approve the inventory of the Federal lands.
Support the completion of research for the purpose of designation and
preservation.
Urge the Federal government to reinstate its local heritage committee.
Appoint a representative to sit on the committee.
Urge the restoration of those buildings that are deemed vital to Pickering's
Urge the continuous occupation of all potential heritage ProPerties.
Support a plan for the revitalization oft he Hamlets'of Brougl~zn and Altona.
If an airport is built,
a. Urge the retention of buildings not directly affected by clearing.
b. Support the removal of buildings to a safe location, as a last resort.
C~ty: of P~c'kedng
Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee
Annual Report 2004
Prepared b'y
Pame~a Fnsei[i,
~oem~er 2004
Heritage Pickering convened on January 20, 2004. Nine committee members had been
appointed by Council ro take on the roies and responsibilities Of what is now referred to
as a municipal heritage committee throughehanges m the Ontario Heritage Act (see
Appendix I). With one reSignation in May; the Committee agreed to extend an invitation
to att Aboriginal representative to fill the vacancy.
With an approved budget of approximateiy $6,000, this committ.e,e, endeav0uredto
reactivate Heritage Picketing to be an ~d Support to the City s heritage activities.
We developed and agreed upon a propos~ action plan ofprojects and ac~vities for the
2004 year (see Appendix II).
Designations
Heritage Pickering has undertaken to im~e~tory all properties of interest Workin in
collaboration Wih~'"~he Ci*,,'s Pla~:-- ~,2~ ..., .... · ' g
. ~y xm.ng ~eparrmem ana ciorary, committee members will
systematically c ""', .... ' ·
ollect extensive lnformat~on on properties in the City of Picketing
(including the provincial and federal lands). This project is expected ~o take
approximately 1.5 years, to complete with voluntary committee resources.
A list of requests of properties to be designated has been compiled but it was agreed that
the priority of the Committee would be on completing the inventory project.
Designations will be pursued in 2005.
A small sub-committee worked oii a designation ceremony for a property that had' been
previously, designated but due to a nUmber of .challenges, including the company who
provided the plaques going out of business, this activity has 'been postponed to the
Spring.
One committee member compiled, a listing of the status of cemeteries in Pickering,
whether they were registered with rite Province. The majority of cemeteries are
registered and the.Committee.will discuss future activities to designate the cemeteries.
Land Issues
Heritage P~ckefing committee~ ~. ,
memvers reviewed the Growth Mm,,agement Study, Phase
II and is monitoring the envirmmaental assessment of identified sections of the Seaton
~andsbvthe~ ' · '' · .,~ ~
. , ,ovmce/On~.m Real~' c. orporauon, Con~ittee members pa~iCipated in. ~,
Annua! Repm-~ 2,t){)~ " Pag: 5
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REPORT~ .....
~ u,. me..,m..~, woric?:hops -~6 open house,--., ro tem'n about ti~is issue and to reman
a'D-'ro-,Sare on the p:roa'ress.
A corm>icrc amc, apclare,~ inventor:, of properties op_ the Federal lands of interest to
Heritage Pickering has been compiled and a presentation made to Council outlining a
number of properties o~: significant heritage value. Patricia Sho,rt-Galle and Kathy Oke
presented to the committee on the status and issues related to the airport lands. A tour of
the Federal lands was conducted with new iMP, Mark Holland; to highlight the heritage
issues in this area and elevate our concerns at the Federal level. '
Other 'Committee Activities
The committee responded to a nUmber of issues, rep?esenting the heritage interests in:
Brougham Central' Ho,t~l funding
Del Management SolUtions inc. request for Window Permit installations on
properties located on the provincial lands
· Brock Road expansion and its potential impact on one cemetery and one bur/al
site
Department of Planning request for collaboration/review of the Aboriginal
Heritage Resources
· Private citizen inquiries
· 'Ontario Realty Corporation.requests for demolition
Renewing and building relationships with key stakeholders was a priority for the
committee. In the first six months, meetings, have been held with members of Council
· (MaYor Ryan and Councillors Kevin Ashe, Mark Holland, arid Rick Johnson), and City
staff (Steve Reynolds, David Marlowe, Grant McGregor, Tom Quinn,'Bruce Taylor, Tim
Moore and lan Bishop). In addition, covmections have been made with external -
stakeholders such as Chair Heritage Ajax and Ontario Ministry of Culture's Heritage
Advisor who presented to the Committee in September, Transport Canada's
representative forthe airport lands.
Heritage Pickering participated in the Picketing Museum Village's Tapestry event in
June and plans to develop educational resources for the committee will enable more
extensive future participation in such events.
Heritage Pickering hosted the annual regional heritage workshop in October at the
Brougham Community Hall. Presentations were made bv the Ministry of Culture
regarding c~-:mges to ~he Ontario Heritage Ac~ and a ne,~;iFederai ipJtiative Historic
Places. in addition, well known heritage expe~ George Duncan spoke about hedmae
~u~ stories. Rep~esenrauves fi'om Picketing, &ia:, 'Whitby. Osnawa. ~,.,anngron
~i erimge P i citer/n g
Annua! [~epor~ 2004
The holdings of the committee were assessed and. inventoried. A listing of all Heritage
Pickerina hold/nas was created and ~, ' ' ' ,d., related items, such as committee r
will be housed in the Picketing Librau,'s archives room..
The commi~Xee obtained an annual membership with Community Heritage Ontario
allowing committee members access to a newsletter and ~, ,- ''
· ,~du,~anonat opportunities.
As a nun~ber of committee members were new to this committee and heritage issues,
there was a need for education on the Ontario Heritage Act, local heritage'issues and'the
roles/responsibilities of a municipal her/age committee. Two committee members
attended a workshop hosted by Community Heritage Ontario for new municipal heritage
committee members. Notes.and resources from this workshop were distributed to all
committee members along with information, such as the revisions to the Ontario Heritage
Act, from the Ontario Ministry of Culture. Four committee members attended the
Community .Heritage Ontario annual conference in Hamilton. Again, notes and resources
.were distributed to all committee members.
Next Steps
The committee will meet for the last time in November. Priority activities for 2005
include:
ContinUation of the inventory project
Research into properties on the designation list
Responding to 'arising issues
Desi~m. and.development of educational and/or promotional .tools (e.g. brochure,
web site content)
In addition, we will develop a proposal outlining the need for a person within the City of
Picketing to oversee her/age issues across and among departments, between the Region
of Durham, Province and Federal governments as well as liaison with He_ritage Picketing
to better leverage the volunteer hours of this committee. ..
Appe2~k< i - Commktee Members
Pamela Fuseiii, Chair
Shawna Foxton, Vice Chair
Gordon Zimmerman, Treasurer
Debbie Watrous, Secretary
John Sabean
· Karen Emmink
Charles Stinson
Brenda Rappos
Mary Delaney
Dey Brownlee (resigned May 2004)
!: leritaac P i,Bcermg Page
/~n naai Rcpofi. 2004
Appendix: 2 - Action Pian
Des~gnatSons
H'old designation c..r,.m~m r~r exisnng designations that have not received tlhe
heritage p[aq.ue
~.nvestiaate requests for designation
Land Issues
Federal/Airport Lands
o Undertake a comprehensive inventory
Present to Council
o Participate, ifp0ssible, on the Federal Heritage Committee
Provincial/Seaton Lands'
· Monitor and respond, if appropriate, to the Growth Management Study '
° Build on inventory format from Federal lands to create an inventory for the
Provincial properties
407 Expansion
* Monitor issue
Liaisons
o City of Picketing - Mayor and Councillors, Culture, Planning, Building, Library,
Museum
° Provincial - Ministry.of Culture, Community Heritage Ontario, Ontario Histotical
FoUndation .
- Locally'- Chair, Heritage Ajax.
Education · Develop tool(s) to promofe Heritage Pickering, e.g. brochUre, displa3; materials
,, Participate in events to promote Heritage Picketing
Miscellaneous
o~ Responding to inquiries regarding heritage properties, geneology, etc.
* Listing of Heritage Picketing holdings
The ~bllowing list of i 10 sites in the Federal lands of the Ckv ' ' ~,-~-,.' ~
of P~c,~,,~m~ includes those
sites that may have some potential heritage value at ~eas, at a provincial or local level
Heritage Pickering believes that a thorough research of these sites should be conducted
before any final determination is made of them.
202
3795 Brock Road
Description: built 1901-1940.
Sources: Unterman
Lot 18, Con 6 Ex-Pridmore
2 storey brick house, Vernacular. Barn
205
3730 Brock Road Lot 19, Con 6. Ex-Vanderligt
DeScription: built 1860-1900. 1 ½ storey brick house. Vernacular.
(Now home of Councillor Rick Johnson)
Sources: Yost, #74 (Class 3); Unterman
216
217
221
225
3970 Brock Road Lot 19, Con 6 Ex-
Ever Green Villa (Barclay)
Description: built c1854. I ½ storey, wood frame (board and batten) house.
Vernacular. '
SoUrces Beers Atlas (1877); Yost, #59 (Class 2); Unterman-*; Sabean (2001)
1705 Concession 7 Road Lot 19, Con 6 Ex-
Tullis Cottage (Barclay)
Description: built c1840. 1 storey, frame.
Sources: Yost, #58 (class 3); Unterman-*; Sabean
1608 Highway '7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 6
(Norman's Fine Art)
DescriptiOn: 1 ½ storey. Built c18507 Moved in 1950 from Greenwood.
1585 Concession 7 Road
Barn
Lot 20, Con 6
227
232
1480 Highway 7 Lot 21, Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey brick (under vinyl), centre gable
Sources: Yost, #77 (class 3); Hough (class B); Unterman
1503 Concession 7 Road Lot 21, Con 6 Ex-
SS #12 (Mount Pleasant). Association wkh Bill Lishman.
Description: Built 1858 (datestone); 1 storey brick
Sourc~o. U~erman-*;
235
236
237
238
239
256
257
258
253
i360 Highway 'z Lot ~'~ Con 6
Wtxon-Demney
D~sc~mt~on. built 1860-!900; t ~5 - 2 storey, red. bn,~
Sources: Yost, #76 (class 3a); Hough (class B); Unterman
3720 Sideline 22
Description: built 1860-1900.
Sources: Unterman
Lot 23, Con 6 Ex-
1 ½ storey f}ame house. Vernacular
3870 Sideline 22 Lot 23, Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1860-I900. 1 ½ storey dichromatic brick house. Vernacular.
Sources: Yost, #71 (Class 3); Untennan
1150 Highway 7 Lot 24, Con 6 Ex-
(Hang gliding Scho°l)
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, white frame vertical boards. Notable
barn.
Sources: Hough(class A); Unterman-*
1185 ConcesSion 7 Road LOt 24, Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1901-1940; 1 ½ Storey brick; gambrel roof
Sources: Unterman
1050 Highway 7 Lot 25, Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1901-1940; 2 ½ storeys, red brick; hip roof
Sources: Hough (class B); Unterman
3750 Sideline 26 Lot 27, Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, fratme. Notable barn
Sources: Yost, #73 (class 3); Umerman
865 Concession 7 Road Lot 27, Con 6 Ex-
Harold Percy
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame. Notable outbuildings.
Sources: Yost, #54 (class 3); Unterman-*
3815 Sideline 28 Lot 28, Con 6 Ex-
.Middleton
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ~,5 storey, brick
Sources: Beers Atlas (1877), p. 37; Yost, #72 (class 2), Umterma~*
Sabean, Time ]>resent, p. 92
680 Highway 7 Lot 29, Coa 6
Description: built 190!-t 940; 2 V2 storey red brick, gable front
Sources: Hough (class B); Ume_rrm~
; ~,~ Side~2ne
Not~ole barns
277?
3875 Side~e 32 Lot~-,'2 Con 6
Bieter
Description: built pre- 1860; 2 storey, frame
Sources: Umerman (3875)
298
3915 Markham-Picketing Townline Lot 35,'Con 6 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame, central gable, metal cladding
Sources: Yost, #67 (class 3); Umerman
301
3O2
4235 Brock Road
Description: built 1901-194.0.
Sources: Unterman
4355 Brock Road
Maple Lane Farm
Description: built 1860-1900.
revival
Lot 18, Con 7
2 storey brick house.'
Lot 18, Con 7
'Ex-Big Land Development
Vernacular, Four Square
Ex-Brophy
1 ½ storey stone house. Vernaclar, classical
Sources: Gauslin, pp. 256-257; Unterman-*
310 (304?) 4040 Brock Road
Description: built 1860-1900.
Sources: Unterman
Lot 19, Con 7 Ex-Puckrin
I ½ storey wood frame house.' Vernacular
311
4185 Sideline 20. Lot 20, Con 7 Ex-
DeScription: built 1860-1900. 1 ½ storey wood frame house. Vernacular.
Sources: Yost, #47 (Class 4); Unterman
314
4280 Brock Road- Lot 19, Con 8 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900. 1 ½ storey stone house. Vernacular, classical
revival
Sources: Yost #43 (Class 3); Unterman-*
317 (3187) 1540 Concession 7 Road Lot 20, Con 7 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, brick, centre gable. Notable barn
Sources: Yost, #57 (class 2); Unterman-*
332
1370 Concession 7 Road Lot 22, Con 7 Ex-
Description: built 1901-I 940; 2-2 ½ storey, frame (insulbrick)
Sources: Unterman
334
4475 Sideline 22 Lot 22, Con 7
~. ,,scnpdon. ~gvv-1900: i t,;~ storey? ff~e~much ~terec~
So~ces: Unte~z
338
340
1240 Concession 7 Road Lot 23, Con 7 Ex-Wiison
Wilson
Description: built c1858; ~ '55 storey.~ dichromatic brick.
Sources: ¥ost, #56 (class 3); Umerman; Sabemx
1130 '" '
concession / Road
Notable barn
Lot 24, Con 7
341
1180 Concession 7 Road Lot 24, Con 7 Ex-
Gostick
Description: built 1890; 1 ½ storey, dichromatic brick
Sources: Yost, #55 (class 3); Unterman; Sabean
353
850 Concession 7 Road Lot 27, 'Con 7 Ex-
DescriPtion: built 1860-1900.; 1 ½-2 storey, brick. Notable barn
Sources: Unterman
379
4250 Sideline 28 Lot 29, Con 7
Description: built 1860-19001 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Unterman
Ex-
397
399
425 Concession 8 Road Lot 31, COn 7 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame. Notable barn
Sources: Unterman
555 Concession 8 Road Lot 30, Con 7 Ex-
SS #16 (Atha)
Description: built 1865 (datestone); 1 storey, brick
Sources: Unterman-*; Sabean
400
440 Concession 7 Road Lot 31, Con 7
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Unterman
Ex-
403
350 Concession 7 Road Lot 32, Con 7 Ex-Winger
Turner-Winger
Description: built c1870; 1 ½ storey, dichromatic brick
Sources: Yost, #53 (class 2); Unterman-*; Sabean
408/409 305 Concession 8 Road Lot 33, Con 7 Ex-
es~.n~uon, bt]fit 1860-]900; ~ V~ ' -,'
~ m.orey, flame (vinvh
Sources: Unte~ ~' "-'
4i4
4~45 $:ideiine 34 Lot 34.~ Con 7 E×-McGee
Nighswander-McGee (?owell)
Description: built c1875; 2 storey~ frame with metal cladding. Not,able barn
Sources: Yos~, #36 (e~as~ 4); Umerman-*; Sabean
140 Concession 7 Road Lot 34, Con 7
(Perennial Gardens)
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Yost, #49 (class 3); Unterman
Ex-
415
419
421
425
439
444
453
45¥
165 Concession 8 Road Lot 34, Con 7
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ~A storey, frame
Sources: Yost, #28 (class 3); Unterman
Ex-
4440 Sideline 34 Lot 35, Con 7 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame, centre gable. Notable
outbuildings
Sources: Yost, #35 (class 1); Unterman-*
4375 Markham-Pickering Townline Lot 35, Con 7
Description: 1 ½ storey, wattle and daub
Sources:
Ex-
4585 Sideline 20 Lot 20, Con 8 Ex-Dorosz Kulyk
Description' built 1860-1900. 1 ½ storey brick hOuse. Vernaclar, Gothic revival.
Sources: Unterman; Time Present, p. 82.
,4560 Sideline 22 Lot 23, Con 8 Ex-Mash Invest.
(Gerd & Gabrielle Umerman)
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½-2 storey dichromatic brick
Sources: Unterman
4535 Sideline 24 Lot 24, Con 8 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, ~ame, Georgian--much altered
Sources: Yost, #32 (class 3); Umerman
1095 Regional Road 5 (Con 9) Lot 25, Con 8 Ex-
Description: built c18507; 1 ½ storey, frame. Notable outbuildings
Sources: Yost, #22 (e~a~s 4); Unterman
975 Regional Road 5 (Con 9) Lot 26, Con g Ex-
(shanbro Kennels)
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 Y~ storey, briCk, Greek Revivai; summer Idtchen
461
478
486
489
490
?505
538
543
544
g71 Concession 8 Road Lot 27., Con o° Ex-
Stouffville C:hristian eilowsmp School
Description: built 1860-1900; i ½ storey, frame; fan w/ndow
Sources: ¥osh #3t (eiass t); Unterman-*
8'35 Regional Road 5 (Con 9) Lot 27, Con g
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame--much akered
Sources: Unterman
575 Regional Road 5 (Con 9) Lot 30, Con 8 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, flame, centre gable; porch with bellcast
'roof
Sources: Unterman
4690 Sideline 30 Lot3 I, Con 8 Ex,Butler
Lapp
Description: built 1850-1880; 1 '½ Storey, flame (board and batten)'
SOurces: Yost, #23 (class 2); Unterman-*; Sabean
4675 Sideline 32 Lot 32, Con 8 Ex-Carmthers
Bentley-Carruthers
Description: built 1850s; 2-2 ½ storey, dichromatic brick; Flemish bond
Sources: Unterman.*; Sabean
355 Regional Road 5 (Con 9) Lot 32, Con 8 Ex-
Description: built 18604900; 1 ½ storey, frame. Notable barn
Sources: Unterman
307 Concession 8 Road Lot 35, Con 8
DesCription: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Yost, #27 (class 3); Umerman
Ex-
5165 Sideline 22
Description: built i 860-1900;
See also 'associated barn.
Sources: Unterman
Lot 22, Con 9 EX-
1 ½ storey flame home. Vernacular
House is empty.
5070 Sideline 22 Lot 23, Con 9 Ex-
Description: built 1901-1940; 2 storey brick house. Vernacular
(Transport Canada site office)
· Sources: Unterman-*
5170 Sidet/ne 99 ~ ~' 23 ....
-- LOg
Description: built 1860-1900; ~ 5 storey ffme home Mth ~ucco cladd~go
Ve~culm.
551
..... Uxr~r~dge-~ ~c~'~ermg Toum~ae Lot 24, Con 9 Ex-
Description: burr 1860-1900; ~ ¢2 storey, frame, cemre gab]e. NOtabie barn
Sources: ¥-ost, #6 (d:~s~ 3a); Umerman
553
556
5050 Sideline 24 Lot 25, Con 9 Ex-W/il
Richardson-Will
Description: built c1858-59; 1 ½ storey, stone
Sources: Yost, #21 (class 1); Unterman-*; Sabean
5260 Sideline 24 Lot 25, Con 9 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½-2 storey, frame. Notable.outbuildings
Sources: Yost, #10 (class 4); Unterman-*
56O
1095 Uxbridge-Pickering Townline Lot 25, Con 9
Description: built 1860~1900; 1 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Unterman
Ex-
571
5395 Sideline 26 Lot 26, Con 9 Ex-
Description: built 1901-1940; 2 storey, painted brick;.hip roof
Sources: Unterman
581
5240 Sideline 26 Lot 27, Con 9 Ex-
("Misty Meadows"--Robert E. Lewis)
Description: 1 ½ storey, frame (additions); Notable barn
Sources: (Unterman)
588
5245 Sideline 28 Lot 28, Con 9 Ex-
Desefiption: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame (insulbrick), Georgian. Notable
bam
Sources: Unterman .
589
5305 Sideline 28 Lot 28, Con 9
Barkey-O'Cormor
Description: built 1857; 1 ½ storey, stone
Sources: Yost, #8 (class 3); Unterman-*; Sabean
Ex-O'Connor
601,602, 603 625, 635, & 645 Uxbridge-Pickering Townline
Lot 29, Con 9
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame (stucco)
Sources: Unterman-*
'?;9 9?0 999 67< 695~ 695
· -., , .... , Uxondge-P~ckermg To~e
L~t ~a Con 9
Description: built 1§604900; I ½ storey, frame (metal)
Sources: Untema~.- ~'
565 Uxbridge-?ickering Towniine Lot 30~ Con 9
Altona Chrkstk~.~ Mfissionary Church
Description: built lg75 (datestone) by William. Feaster
Sources: Unterman-*'; £abean
6t3
54i i Side~2ne 30 (North Rd) Lot 30, Con 9 Ex-
Description: built 1901-19'40; I ½ storey, brick; circular porch
Sources: Unterman
6i4
5413 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot 30, Con 9 Ex-
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, Frame (board & batten)
Sources: Unterman
615
5435 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot 30, Con 9
Description: built 1901-1940; 2 ½ storey, brick; hip roof
Sources: Unterman
Ex-
616
5415 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot 30, Con 9
Reesor (Miller's house)
DescriptiOn: built before 1877; 2 storey, brick (stUcco)
Sources: Beers Atlas; Unterman-*.
Ex-
617
5475 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot 30, Con 9
Altona Mennonite Meeting House & Cemetery
Description: built 1852; 1 story brick
Sources: Yost, #5 (class 1); Macrae; Unterman-*
Designated under the Ontario Heritage Act
629/630 5250 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot31, Con 9
Description: built 1860-1900; 1 ½ storey, frame
Sources: Unterman
Ex-
632
5460 Sideline 30 (North Rd) Lot 31, Con 9
SS #17 (Altona)
Description: built 1911 (datestone); 1 storey, brick
Sources: Unterman-*; Sabean
Ex-
634
385 Uxbridge. Pickering Townline Lot 32, Con 9
Monkhouse-Reesor
Description: built c1872; ! ½ story, brick. Origkml fence
Sources: Beers; Yost, #3 (class 3a); Unterman-*; Sabean
Ex-Cemury City
5070 SideIkne 2'~
->-~ Lo/33, Con 9
(Fretz)
Description: built ! 860-~ 900..; 1 !~ storeys, flame (met~)
Sourcez: ~ ~'
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644
646
647
649
651
653
65'6
658
659
5095 Mar?Gqam-PickerHg Tow~.J~ne Lot '~ ~ Con o, -
~ ~'~ :' ~-~, x-
(Wi&man)
Description: bulk 1945 (ofigkml house b~ned downN .t944); t ½ storey.
Notable b~ '
Sources: Untem~
3515 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 18, Con 5
(Location of former House of Brouglmm)
Notable barn
1725 Highway 7 (Brougham)
Description: 2 storey, brick
Sources:
Lot 18, Con 5
1709 Highway 7 (Brougham)
Commercial House
Description: built c1870; brick
Sources: Yost, #91 (class 2); Sabean
1689 Highway 7 (Brougham)
Notable barn
Lot 18, Con 5 (Village LOt 11), Plan #10)
Ex-Gray
Lot 18, Con 5
3595 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 18, Con 5 (Village Lot 15, Plan #10)'
Ex-Trustees of St John's Church
The Standard Church (St John's United Church)
Description: built 1890 by John Cowan; brick
Sources: Miller (1973); Sabean
3'575 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot I 8, Con 5
Description: 1 ½ story, frame, centre gable
8ources: Yost, #92 (class 2)
1689 Spring Gate Blvd (Brougham) Lot 18, Con 5
Description: 1 ½ storey, brick. Original fence.
Sources:
Ex-
3545 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 18, Con 5 (Village Lot 52, Plan #10)
Brougham Community Hall Ex-Township of Pickering
Description: built 1854
Sources: Yost #93 (class 2); Miller (1973); Sabean
3535 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 1 g~ Con 5 Ex-Maydelt
Description: built c 1860; I ½ storey, dichromatic brick, Georgian
cs' lC,.,.
663
666
676
677
678
679
680
698
715
7!6
3590.- Brock Road. (Broughmm) Lot 19, Con 5
Bentley ~omson
Desc~t0tion: 2 storey,, brick
Sources:
3570 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
Description: built 1920-1940; white frame bungalow, original detail
Sources:
3530 Brock Road (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
Description: 1 ½ storey, stucco
Sources:
1637 Highway 7
Description:
· Sources: Yost, #82 (class-3)
Lot 19, Con 5
1631 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
Description: t ½ storey, vinyl siding. Notable outbuilding
Sources:
1619 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
Description: I ½ storey, vinyl siding. Notable outbuilding
Sources:
1607 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
Description: 1 ½ storey, red brick, eemre gable
Sources:
1613 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 5
SS #10 (Brougham); Gallery Brougham
Description: built 1859; red brick
Sources: Sabean
3629 Old Brock Road
Description: 1 ½ storey
Sources:
Lot 18, Con. 6
3656 Old Brock Road Lot 18, Con 6
Robert Miller's hou~
Description: 2 ½ storey, brick
Sources:
Ex-Miller
3652 Old Brock Road
Description: built e18~5 ?; i
Lot i 8, Con 6
~/5 storey. Orig/nat outbuilding
727
729
73O
734
'739
74O
741
3652 Oid ..Brock Road Lot I g, Con 6
Description: i !A storey, ifa'ne, -~Any[ s/ding. Original porch?
So,ecs: Yost. ~88 (c,~s o)
1688 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 18, Con 6
Becker's store
Description:
Sources:
1686 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot I9, Con 6 (Village Lot 16, Plan #I0)
Temperance Hall ' Ex-Mairs & Son
Description: built 1880 (architect :A.A. Post)
Sources: Yost, #85 (class 2); Miller (1973); Sabean
1670 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 6
Annis
Description: greatly altered
Sources:
1622 Highway 7 (Brougham) Lot 19, Con 6 (Village Lot 11, Plan #10)
Hubbard-Miller Ex-Miller
Description: built 1880; 2 storey, dichromatic.brick
Sources: Yost, #81 (class 3); Miller (1973); Sabean
Concession 8 Road at Sideline 24
Gostick Cemetery
Description: Pre-!860
Sources: Unterman-*.
Lot 24, Con 7
Concession 7 Road
St John's Cemetery
Description: Pre-1860
Sources: Unterman-*
Lot 21, Con 7
Sideline 20, north of Highway 7
Sharrard Cemetery
Description: Pre-1860
Sources: Unterman-*
Lot 21, Con 6