by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse McPherson House Architectural History: The building is a small, one-storey frame house with U-shaped plan and a series of gable roofs. It has a wood sill foundation and ship lap exterior siding. The roof is covered by asphalt shingles. The only additions...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse Miller House Architectural History: The building is a one-storey wood frame with bellcast hipped roof covered in asphalt shingles. The exterior is covered with roll asphalt siding. The foundation is a wood sill construction. Cultural History: This structure...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse O’Connor House Architectural History: It was a long, narrow wood frame structure consisting of two sections with gable roofs and a small gable entry on Second Avenue façade. The building was set on a wood sill foundation and its exterior was covered with...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse Reddick House Architectural History: The original log structure had gable and shed roofs and a L-shaped floor plan. Asphalt shingles covered the roof and the exterior is covered by aluminium siding. There are wood frame additions to both the west and north...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse Red (Roy) Piercy Cabin Architectural History: It is a one room log structure with a low sloped gable roof. The building rests on an unstable wood sill foundation. A frame porch addition to east façade is clad in corrugated steel and fibreglass. Cultural...
by South Hill | May 14, 2024 | 1901-1910, Residential Buildings
Whitehorse Ryder House Architectural History: This single-storey wood frame house has a T-shaped plan and a gabled roof. It rests on a wood sill foundation. It has a glassed-in front porch with a shed roof and a bevel siding exterior with a roof of asphalt shingles....
