Created By: Meghan Martin
According to local history, these two houses were once a single frame building constructed c.1870 and owned by the Salvation Army. Reportedly the building was cut in half by Frank Slater c.1900. There are numerous similarities in design between the two houses including a moderately pitched side gable roof and a one storey shed roof extending across the front of the houses.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Walking Waterdown's History
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