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      Built in 1914 for George and Myrtle (?) Willey. Damaged by fire and demolished ca 1995.

      The house in the background on the left, 1367 Ontario, was demolished ca 1986. Gwelda (née Garnham) Fontaine (20 January 1982) describes it as a two-storey red brick [in] a little different design", owned by Allan Klainka, who always had a garden on the vacant lot on the east side …

      Photographed before demolition in 1998. Under the ownership of Lely Corporation, the house and barns had been unoccupied and neglected for some time. The house dates from ca 1900 and was built on land purchased by John Breckon in 1831.

      Photographed before demolition in 1998. Under the ownership of Lely Corporation, the house and barns had been unoccupied and neglected for some time. The house dates from ca 1900 and was built on land purchased by John Breckon in 1831.

      North and west elevations of a distinctive Craftsman style house showing the original fenestration patterns, overhanging eaves, raftertails and timber trim. A door in the north gable opens to a flat roof which may have been used as a sleeping porch. The railing is missing.

      South and west elevations of a distinctive Craftsman style house showing the original fenestration patterns, overhanging eaves, raftertails and timber trim.

      Front (south) elevation of a distinctive Craftsman style house, showing the glazing and door frame enclosing the formerly open verandah.

      South and east elevations of a distinctive Craftsman style house.

      Photographed before demolition in 1998. Under the ownership of Lely Corporation, the house and barns had been unoccupied and neglected for some time. The barns were older than the house, which was built ca 1900 on land purchased by John Breckon in 1831.

      Photographed before demolition in 1998. Under the ownership of Lely Corporation, the house and barns had been unoccupied and neglected for some time.

      Photographed before demolition in 1998. Under the ownership of Lely Corporation, the house and barns had been unoccupied and neglected for some time.

      Built in 1895 for George Frederick Jelfs (1853–1941), who was appointed police magistrate for Hamilton in 1893. George Frederick Jelfs (1853–1941), who was appointed police magistrate for Hamilton in 1893. Jelfs was born in Sherborne, Dorset, England. The name of this Saxon-Cornish town, which commemorated its 1200th anniversary in 1905, …

      Built in 1895 for George Frederick Jelfs (1853–1941), who was appointed police magistrate for Hamilton in 1893. George Frederick Jelfs (1853–1941), who was appointed police magistrate for Hamilton in 1893. Jelfs was born in Sherborne, Dorset, England. The name of this Saxon-Cornish town, which commemorated its 1200th anniversary in 1905, …

      According to the assessment rolls, both houses at 151 and 155 Panin Road were built ca 1880. The 1875 Wentworth Atlas shows the property as owned by J. B. Townsend , but this seems to be an error. Thomas Brooke Townsend bought the property after the last Applegarth son left …

      Demolished ca 1980. This may be the house identified as the residence of O. F. Armstrong in "The Garden of Canada" (1902), p. 56.

      Ca 1901 Allan B. Lemon relocated from Lemonville Road to a farm on the north side of Plains Road between Howard Road and Waterdown Road. The farm was split up for his three sons, Frank, Clifford and Carl. Carl owned this farmhouse until 1965. It was demolished ca 1990.

      The frame house was built ca 1875 for William Kerns, perhaps to house a farm worker or farm manager's family; owned from 1907 by Thaddeus Ghent and from 1920 by Fred David Ghent; the residence of Miss Lucy Ghent, the Burlington High School teacher, for some years; bought in 1945 …

      The frame house was built ca 1875 for William Kerns, perhaps to house a farm worker or farm manager's family; owned from 1907 by Thaddeus Ghent and from 1920 by Fred David Ghent; the residence of Miss Lucy Ghent, spinster for some years; bought in 1945 by George and Rebecca …

      Built in 1909 by George Allen and advertised in the Gazette: "For Sale. This new brick house, seven rooms; furnace, wired for electric lights; hard and soft water; fine lot, with fruit trees; centrally located. Liberal Terms to suit purchasers. Apply to GEO. ALLEN". Sold in June 1909 (with Allen …