Brandow House #18 King St W at First St.

Photograph

Stoney Creek Historical Society

The image presents a quaint, two-story house with a classic design featuring a dark green front door, white exterior walls, and a cozy porch with white railings. The upper story has a small window with a green roof above it. Two large trees frame the house on either side, their leaves partially covering the view of the facade. The branches and leaves suggest the season is either spring or early autumn. The house has a peaceful suburban ambiance, with a well-maintained front yard and a paved walkway leading to the entrance. Shrubs and small plants line the base of the foundation, adding a touch of greenery to the surroundings. The atmosphere is serene and inviting, suggesting a family-friendly neighborhood.

Name/Title

Brandow House #18 King St W at First St.

Description

18 King Street W was owned by Francis Bra now and his wife Evelyn. Francis was born in 1918 and passed away in December 2005. He was a volunteer firefighter and owned his own electrical contracting business, he also served in the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry in WW2 and later in the RCAF. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Battlefield Branch 662. Francis was the son of Lorne and Olive who owned the house before his son. His father Lorne was one of the first electric to one in Story Creek. This house was built around 1903.

Location

Other

P2611