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Demolished House in Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Jul 19 2011
| Recent status | Demolished |
| Location # | 2965 |
Finally! I have found an identity for this mysterious house on Mississauga Road. Apparently, this Italianate/Second Empire-style house used to belong to the Garrett S. Fuller family. It was then converted into apartments until it was abandoned( There are rumors that a murder occurred here, and it(a)s haunted). I found a sketch of the house from 1877 and it had a mansard roof, which has since been replaced,and the additions covered in siding. Until recently, it had a gate and no-trespassing signs, but they have since been removed, although active construction workers are constantly around the property. There are also two other abandoned properites, an early 1920s bungalow right beside it and set back from the road, a large, block-shaped house.
There is a bit of information on this house in a Brampton Heritage Assessment report.If you would like to read it, just click on the link below. (note the coordinates do not lead exactly to the house. Turn the view in all directions until you notice a tall house.THAT is the house, the exact address is 8472 Mississauga Road.)
The link below gives some background on the plot itself, and is titled:
2.2 East Half of Lot 3, Concession 5 WHS, Chinguacousy Township
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I drove past the property today...house is gone. There were piles of lumber, but not enough for a house that size and no bricks...not sure what happened to it.
Wow, my brother used to live here about 15-20 years ago. i always thought it was cool, didn't know it was historical. theres used to be a swimming pool when he lived there,
Thanks for the info, Christine! I drove by there recently, and I wanted to know why the bungalow was demolished. It was in good condition, and they could have saved it, but I think it wasn't too significant, it was built in 1923-24.
i have seen pic's of this house on many web sites but i dont know of anyone that has gotten inside!good for u! i think i might venture out there some time, its such a shame though i love italianate style home so it might be heart breaking for me </3
thanks so much for the interior pics, a lot of people have been dying to get inside ^^
It has been recently abandoned, but with the easy entry point, it's been deteriorating really quickly thanks to vandals.
I've been in the bungalow beside it and it was recently abandoned as I found things that said "Happy Valentines Day 2011" and a Christmas ornament that said "Merry Christmas 2010" .. I was there in the summertime, maybe around June/July 2011.
10 years ago
This looks to be the same as public loc'n #2253, Williamssauga. The original entry is of 2 houses but maybe the galleries of this house can be merged with this location?? The maps look to be a few kms apart. Bit of a conundrum. Just wanted to point it out..