| Address: 179 Pleasant Street |
Heritage Status: None |
| Built: circa 1896 | Builder/Architect: James Mailman |
| Style: Lunenburg Vernacular | |
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Architecture: The house sits on a gentle slope above the street Has central pedimented front piece, resembling a dormer The triangular pediment is decorated with scale shingles The corner boards are complete with capital mouldings
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History: James Mailman, a carpenter by trade, built this house around 1896 for his family dwelling. It remained in the Mailman family for almost 100 years.
Source: Built Heritage Files, DesBrisay Museum |
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