HTG-12-62 - City of Oshawa

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HTG-12-62
Heritage Oshawa, Heritage Salvage Working Group Report, June 8, 2012
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2867 Bridle Road North
- Ontario ministry of Transportation #CM18
Subject property is located on the southern edge of lot 10, Concession 6
th
- mid-19 century 1% storey dwelling, garage, shed and barn
Impacted by partial displacement
STUDY AREA
DWELLING, NORTHWEST ELEVATION
OUTBUILDING SOUTHEAST ELEVATION
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2867 Bridle Road North, page 2
Moderate cultural heritage value
- Not listed on the City of Oshawa's Inventory of Heritage Properties
1802 Crown Patent
- lot 10, Concession 6, in the former Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario, to
Joel Prinelle
- acquired by Benjamin Booth
1813 sold to Joshua Booth
1831 acquired by John Harper
1834 sold southern portion to Richard Harper
1851 Personal Census notes a 1 storey frame house
1860 Tremaine's Map of the County of Ontario notes a farmhouse in approximately the same
location as the subject farmhouse
1878 sold southern portion to Richard Power by executors for Richard Harper
1891 Census Returns notes a 1Yo storey frame house with ten rooms
1925 sold to James Moore
1946 sold to Steve and Annie Vasko
2012 sold to MTO
Lands were held in the Vasko family for 66 years
Landscape Salvage List
various items
Building Salvage List
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Foundation stone
Original banister on second floor landing
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2867 Bridle Road North, page 3
Panelled and vertical board doors and hardware Door hardware in dwelling and outbuildings
Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report Salvage List
- page 95
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage Listfor 1054 Winchester Road East
- Ministry of Transportation Site #CM26
Subject property is located on south-east corner of 5, Concession 6
th
- mid- 20 century dwelling , garage
Directly impacted, full displacement
STUDY AREA
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 1054 Winchester Road East, page 2
Low-moderate cultural heritage value
- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, page 13: "not recognized by the City of Oshawa as a
property of cultural heritage interest"
1801 Crown Patent
-southerly half of lot 5 Concession 6, in the former Township of East Whitby, County of
Ontario, to George Cascallen and subsequently to Edwin Cascallen
1841 sold south east quarter of lot to John Parraman
1953 sold to Greta May McCormack for $360
- great, great granddaughter of John Parra man
1965 sold part lot to Douglas and Phyllis Scott
1973 sold part lot to Stanley and Louise McCormack
1995 sold part lot to Douglas and Diana McCormack
2009 MTO purchased
Lands were held in the Parraman/McCormack family for 168 years
Landscape salvage List
Yucca, Iris, Hosta, Peony, misc bulbs (tulip, daffodil), misc
Foundation stone
front door original hardware - 1950's style design, 3 elongated lights that taper to a point
- page 34
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Heritage Oshawa. Heritage Savage Working Group Report. June 8.2012
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2951 Simcoe Street North
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation Site # CM16
Subject property is located on the southerly half of lot 12, Concession 6
- 19th century dwelling, attached 20th century garage
Direct impact to the subject property involving full displacement
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STUDY AREA
DWELLING, WEST ELEVATION
DWELLING, SOUTH ELEVATION
DWELLING AND GARAGE SECTIONS, SOUTH ELEVATION,
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2951 Simcoe Street North, page 2
Moderate to high cultural heritage value
- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Executive summary: "The subject property is listed in
the City of Oshawa's Inventory of Heritage Properties."
- Heritage Oshawa Inventory, published February 2011, page 2: Class B
1839 Crown Patent
- south portion of lot 12 Concession 6, to Thomas Wilcox
(1837 Toronto and Home District Directory notes Thomas Wilcockson lived on the site
prior to Crown Patent)
- 1851 census notes Thomas Wilcockson lived in 1 storey frame house, a tavern owner
- 1861 census notes dwelling was 1 Y, storey frame house
1875 passed to his son, Thomas Jr.
- 1877 Illustrated Historical Atlas of the County of Ontario notes Thomas and Robert
Wilcockson co-owned the property on which there were two farmhouses located
north of the creek
- 1891 census notes a 1Y, storey dwelling with 9 rooms
1914 passed to Frank Wilcockson and others
(Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report page 7, section 3.3.1)
1940 sold to Elmer Powell
1967 sold to Windfields Farm
- 1967 survey of sale notes 1 storey frame house with stucco, concrete back garage,
barn with silo
2010 sold to MTO
Lands held in the Wilcockson family for over 100 years.
Forsythia
Basement door lintel: initials "FW" carved into lintel, possibly by a Wilcockson family member
Door and hardware (garage entry)
Foundation stone
- pages 87 and 88
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2820 Simcoe Street North
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation Site #CM 15
Subject property is located on the southerly half of lot 13, Concession 6
th
- 19 century 1 % storey dwelling, attached garage, barns, sheds
- Granary building was relocated from Elm Croft Farms (Windfields Farm) in the first half of
th
the 20 century (Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, page 29)
Direct impact, very high disruption to the subject property, involving displacement
STUDY AREA
DWELLING, NORTH ELEVATION
DWELLING, SOUTH ELEVATION
CROFT FARMS /WINDFIELDS FARM)
- Not listed on the City of Oshawa's Inventory of Heritage Properties
1803 Crown Patent
- lot 13, Concession 6, in the former Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario to
H. McCormick
1816 sold to Thomas Dickson
1824 sold south half to Samuel Jarvis
1834 sold to Elisha Doolittle
1836 sold north half to William Proudfoot
1851 Personal Census Returns note a 1 storey frame house on the south lot
1861 Personal Census Returns note a 111, storey frame house on the south lot
1871 Census notes two dwelling houses and three barns/stables
1877 Historical Atlas notes a farmhouse located north of the creek
1881 Census Return notes one house occupied and a second house uninhabited
1887 Deed of Exchange notes 50 acres sold to Henry Doolittle, son
1891 sold to son, Moses Doolittle
- Personal Census Returns note the family lived in a 111, storey frame house
1922 acquired by Hiram Dearborn
1941 sold to Elmer Powell by Mrs. Dearborn
1963 sold to Vern and Helen Powell
2011 sold to MTO
Lands were held in the Doolittle family for 88 years
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Hosta, Peony
Foundation stone in basement
Granary upper window
- see photograph on page 2 and Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Plate 71
1 century enclosed staircase
intact
, tread , stringboard and banister
- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Plate 37
Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report List of Salvageable Materials
- pages 90 and 91
Heritage Oshawa, Heritage Salvage Working Group Report, June 8,2012
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 1020 Winchester Road East
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation Site #CM24
Subject property is located on the southerly edge of lot 5, Concession 6
- mid to late 19th century barn
SOUTH ELEVATION
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 1020 Winchester Road East. page 2
BARN OPPER lEVEL
BARN, GROUND LEVEL, STABLES
BARN NORTH ELEVATION
Moderate heritage significance
- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Executive Summary: "The structure is not listed on the
City of Oshawa's Heritage Inventory of Architecturally and/or Historically Significant
Resources."
1801 Crown Patent
- south half of lot 5 Concession 6, in the Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario,
to George Cascallen, then transferred to Edwin Cacallen
- Edwin Cascallen divided the 100ac lot in two halves
1841 sold south-west portion to Thomas Burns (barn is located on this property)
- 1851 Census Returns note Burns lived in a one storey log house
1856 sold south-east portion to John Parraman
1856 sold south-west lot to William Smith
- 1861 Census Returns note William Smith lived in 1Y, st frame building
- 1871 Census Returns note 3 barns on the property
- 1877 historical mapping shows house on SIW corner of lot
1882 sold to Robert Scott
- 1891 census shows 1 Y, storey frame house, 9 rooms
1914 sold to son James Gordon Scott
1960 sold to Alvin Scott, who buys out other siblings for ownership of the lot
1987 sold to Courtice Auto Wreckers
2009 sold to MTO
Land was in the Scott family for over 100 years
Nil
Post and rail fence to east, Plate 22
Cultura l Heritage Evaluation Report, Salvage List
- Nil
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- Ontario Ministry of Transportation Site CM43
City map (OLl) has address as 976 Winchester Road
Subject property is located on lots 5 and 6, Concession 6
- mid-19th century frame dwelling (the subject property)
- late 20 th century house to the west - not part of this report
- 19th century barn to the east, at 1020 Winchester Road East, is a separate Cultural
Heritage Evaluation Report
Impact through disruption; encroachment is expected to limit access to the property
STUDY AREA
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 980 Winchester Road East. Page 2
- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, page 7, #2.5:
" ... The subject property is not listed on the City of Oshawa's Heritage Inventory.
However, a review of the City of Oshawa's online mapping indicates that the address of
the subject property should be 976 Winchester Road East, rather than 980 Winchester
Road East. It is unclear why there is a discrepancy between the City's and the MTO's
records. The property at 976 Winchester Road East is listed on the City of Oshawa's
Heritage Inventory with an estimated construction date of 1840. The inventory indicates
that no research has previously been undertaken.
- The Heritage Oshawa Inventory, dated February 2011, lists neither address. It is listed
on a search of the Heritage Oshawa web site as 976 Winchester Road East
Search th e Municipal Heritage Council's inventory database fo r heritage homes in you r
neighbourhood.
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Property Name
Date Built Re search? Designated?
Address
590 Winchester Rd. E.
1870
No
976 Winche ster Rd . E.
1840
No
1801 Crown patent
- south half of lot 5, Concession 6, granted to George Cascallen , transferred to
Edward Cascallen who divided into two equal parts
1841 sold west half to Thomas Burns
- 1851 census shows Thomas Burns in 1 storey log house on lot 6
1856 sold to William Smith
- 1861 census shows Wm Smith lived in 1 % storey dwelling
- 1871 census shows Wm Smith owned 1 dwelling plus 3 barns/stables
1882 sold to son-in-law Robert Scott
- 1891 census shows Robert Scott lived in 1 % storey farmhouse with 9 rooms
- 1901 census shows Robert Scott lived in farm house with 10 rooms with 1
dwelling, 4 barns/stables
1914 sold to youngest son, James Gordon Scott
1960 Alvin Scott, son of James Scott, becomes sole owner
1987 sold to Courtice Auto Wreckers
2009 sold to MTO
Property was in the Smith/Scott family for over 130 years
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 980 Winchester Road East. Page 3
Peony, Iris, Hosta, Daylily
Door and hardware, second floor
Linoleum in north-east bedroom
Plate 54
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 980 Winchester Road East, Page 4
Oil cloth, Plate 58
Door hardware, Plate 59
Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report. Salvage List
- pages 92,93 and 94
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Wilson Road North
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- 19 century dwelling and 4 outbuildings; woodshed, garage, implement shed, barn
complex, covered feedlot
We were unable to access any outbuildings on the property as they had not been cleared by
the previous owner. The property sale had just recently closed
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- Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report page 6: "The subject property is listed in the City of
Oshawa's inventory of heritage properties under Category A: highest potential for
designation."
- Heritage Oshawa Inventory published February 2011, page 10: Class A
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Wilson Road North, Page 2
1801 Crown Patent
- part of lot 7, Concession 6,in the former Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario,
to John Carscallin
1830 sold to Robert Graham
1835 sold northern third (50ac) to George Lyle
1837 granted eastern half of southern 2/3rds (75ac) to son James Graham
- sold to brother Henry Graham
1870's sold to John Bradley by Annie Graham, daughter of Henry Graham
- sold to Edward Reesor
- 1871 census notes one house and one barn, Bible Christian church on south-west
corner of lot
1902 granted to son Herbert Reesor
1925 sold to son-in-law Robert Garland
1933 sold to Ruth Lillian Down
2012 current resident, Mr. Donald Down
2012 sold to MTO
Lands were held in the Reesor family for approximately 60 years
Peony, Iris, Hollyhock, Rhubarb, Asparagus
Porch gingerbread trim, Plate 8
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Wilson Road North, Page 3
Date stone at Barn, Plate 101
Front door, outside
Front door inside
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Wilson Road North Page 4
Lower newel post
Original door hardware throughout
Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Salvage List
- pages 108 and 109
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Ritson Road North
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation #CM20
- 2 storey stone dwelling, barn ruins, outbuildings, silo
Impacted by partial displacement
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STUDY AREA
BUILDING LOCATIONS CIRCA 1860
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Ritson Road North, page 2
DWELLIING, EAST ELEVATION
DWELLING, NORTH ELEVATION
- Heritage Oshawa Inventory, published February 2011, page 7: Class A
- Research report done in 1997
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage Listfor 2940 Ritson Road North, page 3
1832 Crown Patent
-lot 9, Concession 6 in the former Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario, granted
to the Canada Company
1839 sold to Henry Hicks
1843 sold to John Campbell
- 1848 Assessment Rolls note frame house and sawmill
- 1851 Census notes water-powered sawmill
1854 sold to Thomas Coutts
1861 Census notes 1 Y, storey stone house
1868 sold to son-in-law Edward Cole
1907 transferred to wife and son, Martha Ann Cole and Hartnell Cole
1946 sold to Stavro Elia
1960 sold to his children
2009 sold to MTO
Lands were held in the Coutts/Cole family for 73 years
Norway Spruce in front yard (as per HTG-12-36)
Door/window hardware
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 2940 Ritson Road North, page 4
Wooden brackets
Cattle poster in shed
Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report, Salvage List
- page 75
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Subject property is located on southerly edge of lot 8, Concession 6
th
- 19 century 1 % storey dwelling with 20 th century addition, 1 barn, 1 barn ruins
Direct Impact to the subject property involving partial displacement
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DWELLING, EAST ELEVATION
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DWELLING, WEST ELEVATION
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20 TH CENTURY BARN. NORTHWEST ELEVATION AND EAST ELEVATION
- Heritage Oshawa Inventory, published February 2011, page 25: Class B
1802 Crown Patent
- part lots 8 and 9, Concession 6, in the former Township of East Whitby, Ontario
County, to H. McDonnell
1820 sold to John Cumming
1823 sold to Hart Logan
- assumed by James Logan (presumably his son)
1842 sold to John Woodwork
1849 sold to Walter Hill
- 1851 census notes a 1 storey log house
- 1861 census notes a 1 storey frame house
- 1891 census notes a 1% storey frame house
1902 sold to son-in-law John Nesbitt
1955 sold to son, Russell Scott Nesbitt
2000 sold to John and Nancy Williams
2011 sold to MTO
Lands were held in the Hill/Nesbitt family for over 150 years
Clematis, Hosta, Iris, Hydrangea, Apple
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Lightening rod on barn
Plate 10
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Newel post/balusters
Plate 71
Plate 110
- pages 122, 123, 124
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Heritage Oshawa. Heritage Salvage Working Group Report. June 8.20102
Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 268 Winchester Road West
- Ontario Ministry of Transportation Site #CM12
- 19th century stone house, horse barn, garage with apartment, workshop, pool house, pump
house, pool, and peacock pens
Direct impact to the subject property
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STUDY AREA
SITE PLAN
DWELLING SOUTH ELEVATION
DWELLING NORTH ELEVATION
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 268 Winchester Road West. page 2
BARN, SOUTH ELEVATION
GARAGE/APARTMENT WEST ELEVATION
BARN, NORTH-EAST ELEVATION
FRONT TERRACES, LAWN AND POOL
Heritage Oshawa Inventory, page 1: Designated property, July 2004
1803 Crown Patent
- lot 15, Concession 6, in the former Township of East Whitby, County of Ontario,
granted to Arthur McCormick
1816 sold to Thomas Dickson
1836 sold south portion of the lot to William Proudfoot by Mary Dickson
1844 sold to John Magner
1861 Census notes a log cabin at an unspecified location on the property
1891 census notes a two storey stone house
1901 sold to Samual Stocks by executor, son George Peter Magner
- bequeathed to his son Norman James Stocks
1916 sold to James Lyon
1943 sold to Edna Ellen Patterson by Annie Isabel Lyon
1944 sold to Charles Norman Robson
1989 transferred to Americana Hold ings ltd. ,
- 1989 transferred to Ursula Mary Gurney Robson
- 1992 transferred to Sandra Robson
1995 sold to MTO
Property was in the Magner family for 55 years, Robson family for 51 years
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Iris, Peony, Hollyhock, Oaylily, Ginkgo cutting
Building Salvage List and Examples
Window hardware including any counter weights
Foundation stone
Fireplace surround and hearth in living room
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Interior door knobs, hinges and locks or latches
Light fixtures
Banister, newel post, stairs, pickets in basement
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Comprehensive Heritage Salvage List for 268 Winchester Road West, page 5
Fireplace surrou nd ; tiles and hearth in the master bed room
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HTG-12-62 - City of Oshawa

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