The building has an interesting history but looks as though it needs a little work if it's going to continue to tell its tale to succeeding generations. Forgotten World Highway???
I owned Douglas House 40 or so years ago for 3 years. it was a real adventure that I will never forget. The Needham's visited and were so thrilled to see it lived in. That house could tell some stories for sure.
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This building sure has known a variety of residents. Interesting story. It has character. Thanks for linking in.
ReplyDeleteI bet this place could really tell the stories if it could talk.
ReplyDeleteWhat a history!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Rubbish Tuesday,
~Lindy
What a wonderful house!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting post.
ReplyDeleteVery nice structure.
ReplyDeleteOH just imagine the stories these walls could tell! Wonderful picture.
ReplyDeleteThe building has an interesting history but looks as though it needs a little work if it's going to continue to tell its tale to succeeding generations. Forgotten World Highway???
ReplyDeleteMakes you wonder about the stories of those who once lived in it.
ReplyDeleteRich in history.
ReplyDeleteOld and neat!
ReplyDeleteTom The Backroads Traveller
Hopefully it will be well taken care of now that it's a heritage site.
ReplyDeleteNice find for rubbish Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteEach room has its own story and many stories.
ReplyDeleteI love the history here. These old places link us all together in many ways.
ReplyDeleteI love old buildings because they have so much history.
ReplyDeleteBetty, just wanted to welcome you to the Communal Global team.
Salma
Lots of interesting stories and lives tied up in this old building. Good to see it still stands.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a cute place to stay!
ReplyDeleteoh how neat, i love it!
ReplyDeletegreat to see. Where I live there are not much left of the old. :(
ReplyDeleteNeat find and an interesting read on it's history.
ReplyDeleteI owned Douglas House 40 or so years ago for 3 years. it was a real adventure that I will never forget. The Needham's visited and were so thrilled to see it lived in.
ReplyDeleteThat house could tell some stories for sure.