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Abraham B. Pipher House 1889
Photos and transcription by contributor Wayne Adam - Posted January 2018
This 2017 Heritage Toronto plaque can be found at 125 Evelyn Avenue south of Annette Street east of Runnymede Road
Coordinates: 43.658801 -79.473960 |
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Prominent architect Abraham B. Pipher designed, built, and lived in this house with his wife and daughter, when the area with its grand residences was known locally as "Nabob's Retreat." This home features a mix of architectural elements, including a corner tower with a widow's walk on the roof. Tailor James C. Willard bought the house in 1902 and lived here with his family for 33 years.
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