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That's pretty sad. Seems like he was lonely and a bit of an alcoholic.

Heck I'm just sad it's so far for me or I'd visit lol...

Found some more info...says the devastating fire happened in 1989, and it had received a heritage designation in 1987 and then in 1988 it was re-zoned Heritage Commercial to try to promote reuse.

great find .this is one of the best ones i have seen so far....

1878 building with a 1900's addition. this place looks like it could be interesting inside.

After much eye strain consulting the 1878 atlas (the map for london is turned on it's side if viewed online) I can place the property as being owned at the time by a Frederick Fitzgerald.

yup i would say police

Second gallery added.

Got another 20 pics to be posted shortly.

That's what I was saying to OAP...the woodwork is amazing, the trim over the bay windows almost seems to hefty for the size of the house. And in great shape too.

Damn I would have liked to check out the antique farming implements...all gone now. And that church/barn is really cool!

Very cool...well like I said, you CAN get into the small mud room at the side. Nowhere else seems a viable poe at present. The porch on the front must have been impressive.

Hmm...interesting. Serene for my two visits, thankfully. I'll post another gallery, mostly of the upstairs but also of the remnants of the barn.

It is nice to know that there is still some people who will stick to their guns & get things done!!! ( re headstone) - well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Classic goal by Pete Mahovlich in game 2