20 King St W Home of William(Bill) Brandow

Photograph

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Stoney Creek Historical Society

The image depicts a quaint, two-story, white house with a gabled roof and weathered siding, known as 20 King St W or formerly The Brandow House. A large, leafy tree dominates the front yard, casting shadows on the building while partially obscuring the upper windows. Adjacent to the house, a small green garage stands, enhancing the rustic and serene setting of the property. The home's front porch, with stairs leading to a screened door, invites a sense of welcoming and homely charm, typical of residential architecture from past decades.

The image depicts a quaint, two-story, white house with a gabled roof and weathered siding, known as 20 King St W or formerly The Brandow House. A large, leafy tree dominates the front yard, casting shadows on the building while partially obscuring the upper windows. Adjacent to the house, a small green garage stands, enhancing the rustic and serene setting of the property. The home's front porch, with stairs leading to a screened door, invites a sense of welcoming and homely charm, typical of residential architecture from past decades.

Name/Title

20 King St W Home of William(Bill) Brandow

Description

20 King Street West. 2007 Home of William (Bill) Brandow.This home was on the north east side of Second Ave.This site is now home to The DeRubeis Optometry Clinic. The image depicts a quaint, two-story, white house with a gabled roof and weathered siding, known as 20 King St W or formerly The Brandow House. A large, leafy tree dominates the front yard, casting shadows on the building while partially obscuring the upper windows. Adjacent to the house, a small green garage stands, enhancing the rustic and serene setting of the property. The home's front porch, with stairs leading to a screened door, invites a sense of welcoming and homely charm, typical of residential architecture from past decades.

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