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List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria House name Address Owner Municipality Aberdeen Yates Street Gordon, J.A. (Mrs) Victoria Aberdeen 912 Blanshard Street Gordon, Louise E. Victoria Aberdovey 516 Michigan Street Victoria Abergeldie Stanley Street cor Rithet Esquimalt Aberlour 1397 Richardson Street Patterson, J. Victoria Aberthaw 1007 Linden Avenue Williams, William T. Victoria Aboyne 406 Vancouver Street Matthews, John Victoria Acadia 338 Niagara Street Tripp, Alfred Victoria Ackhurst 2177 Lafayette Road Acorn, The 2085 Chaucer Street Bird, A.J. Victoria Adare Lodge 1733 Fairfield Road Bayliss, William Victoria Aidenn 14 Pakington Street Gardiner, George Victoria Alberta Lodge 1610 Belcher Avenue Shaw, John Victoria Albeth 1145 Fairfield Road Victoria Alcombe Wilmot Place Ard, Wm C. Oak Bay Alesia Lampson Street near Lyall Cherry, John W. Esquimalt Street Algoa 1629 Rockland Avenue Holland, Cuyler A. Victoria Allandale 818 Hillside Avenue [56] Grahame, James A. (Mrs) / Victoria Grahame, Henry M. Aloha 2631 Douglas Street Tye, A. Louise Victoria Alpha Lodge 408 Alpha Street Smith, William H. Victoria Altadena 1514 Elford Street Howell, George C. Victoria Alvin 1007 Johnson Street Bossi, Giacomo Victoria Alwyn 2620 Government Street Babington, Panmore A. Victoria Alwyn 1135 McClure Babington, A. Panmure Victoria Am Meer 4 Boyd Street Smith, Garett Victoria Anchor Cottage Powderley Avenue Emery, A.S. Victoria Anchorage Niagara Street at Rendall Goddard, S.M. Victoria Street Anchorage, The 80 Dallas Road Victoria Angela 923 Burdett Avenue Rant, Norman W.F. Victoria Annandale 1675 York Place Tupper, Charles H. / Scott, R. Oak Bay Arbutus 1471 Fairfield Road Crawford, F.L. Victoria Arbutus Lodge 638 Elliot Street Helmcken, John S. Victoria Arcadia 910 Monterey Avenue Erb, H. Oak Bay Arcadia Arcadia Street Sommerville, H.B.T. Victoria Arcadia Nicholson Esquimalt Ardcaple 721 Pine Street Colby, Alfred R. Victoria Arden Mt Baker Avenue Beaven, Hugo R. Oak Bay Arden 592 Beach Drive Beaven, Hugo R. Oak Bay Ardgowan 433 Superior Street Alexander, John H. Victoria Ardlea 662 Niagara Street Peden, Alexander Victoria Ardlea 662 Niagara Street McPherson, Coleman Victoria Ardoon 3059 Carroll Street Victoria House names compiled primarily from the 1908 + 1913 city directories for Greater Victoria City of Victoria Archives List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria Ardrossan 1721 Richmond Avenue Staneland, Walter E. Victoria Ardrossan 1707 Richmond Avenue Staneland, Walter E. Victoria Ardwyn 135 Beechwood Avenue Victoria Argos 1402 Stadacona Avenue Bale, David Herbert Victoria Argowan Cottage 2213 Shakespeare Street Crawford, Joseph Victoria Argyle 1030 Terrace Avenue McDonald, John T. Victoria Arkholme 120 Menzies Street Wolfenden, Col. Richard Victoria Arkholme 120 Menzies Street Wolfenden, Caroline Victoria Arklow 244 St Lawrence Street Victoria Armadale 241 Niagara Street Macdonald, Senator William J. Victoria Armhurst Arm near Dickens Reilley, Mrs. James Victoria Armitage, The Rowland Avenue Bruce, Stuart Arran 1680 York Place Gore, Thomas S. Oak Bay Asagao 1224 Fairfield Road Stewart & Clark Victoria Ashburn Smith Street near Lyall Street Esquimalt Ashnola Gorge Road Maitland, Kersy H. Victoria Ashnola Gorge Road Snowdon, Northing Pinckney and Victoria Emily (nee Dunsmuir Ashton 1745 Rockland Avenue Duff, Lyman Victoria Ashton House 343 Michigan Street Jepson, Ole N. Victoria Auburn 602 Battery Street Moore, Mrs. John Victoria Auburn Cookman Street Oak Bay Avalon Cottage Esquimalt Road, 2nd or 3rd Beaney, William E. Esquimalt west of Dominion Road Avoca Villa 623 Garbally Road Meldram, John H. Victoria Avon Dell 1051 Yates Street Victoria Avondale Foul Bay Road, N.E. cor Kingsley, William Oak Bay Chaucer Street Avondale 57 South Turner Street Mosher, James L. Victoria Avondale 1605 Foul Bay Road, N.E. cor Fraser, Henry W. Oak Bay Chaucer Street Avonlea 1019 Pendergast Street Porter, William H. Victoria Avontuur 634 Michigan Street Dumbleton, Henry M. Victoria Ballinahinch 1035 Belmont Avenue Martin, Archer P.(Hon.) Victoria Ballyhean Dunsmuir Road near Esquimalt Esquimalt Road Ballyteerim Esquimalt Road near Lambourne, Douglas Esquimalt Lampson Ballyteerin Esquimalt Road, W of Rogers, Henry Esquimalt Lampson Street Balmachree 160 Beechwood Avenue [Gibbons, C.H.] Victoria Banchony 901 Richmond Avenue Paul, Edward B Victoria Banchory 910 Richards Avenue Paul, Edward B. Bandon Cottage 1260 Denman Street Harte, William V. Victoria Bank View 203 Jessie Street Hinds, Frank Victoria Bannavern 914 St Charles Street Galliher, William A. Victoria House names compiled primarily from the 1908 + 1913 city directories for Greater Victoria City of Victoria Archives List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria Bannockburn Thomson, Thomas Victoria Bantry Cottage 2060 Empress Avenue Victoria Banwell 965 Foul Bay Road Talbot, G.R. Victoria Banwell House 634 Princes Avenue Fraser, James R. Victoria (Princess) Barbrook Esquimalt Road, ss 2 west of Bailey, Mrs. Frank J. Esquimalt Head Street Barriecroft 141 Croft Street Victoria Barrogill 20 Lewis Street Victoria Bay View 710 Beach Drive Oak Bay Bayford Villa 227 Belleville Street Woolcock, James Victoria Beach Cottage 132 Dallas Road Atkins, William Victoria Beachwood Transit Road Oak Bay Beacon Cottage 31 Douglas Street Mackenzie, Mrs. Thomas Victoria Beacon Hill [James Bay] Pender Victoria Cottage Beaconsfield 920 Russell Street Clarke, Julia (Mrs) Victoria Beaconsfield 920 Russell Street Duncan, John W. Victoria Beaufort 615 Esquimalt Road Fraser, Donald Esquimalt Beausoleil Foul Bay Road Pemberton, F.B. Victoria Beaver Cottage Constance Avenue Robertson, Alex Esquimalt Beckley 531 Niagara Street Surrey, Hannah Victoria Beckley Cottage 522 Simcoe Street Child, Sydney Victoria Bel Air 1814 Oak Bay Avenue De Carteret, Stanley H. Victoria Bel Air 1814 Oak Bay Avenue Short, Henry N. Victoria Belair Stanley Street Wilby, W.R. Esquimalt Belfield 107 Government Street Victoria Belgrave Cottage Dickens Street Lofts, Arthur H. Victoria Bella Vista Church Way Wilson, J. Keith Victoria Bellevue 924 McClure Street Temple, Ernest Victoria Bellevue 461 Quebec Street Ptolemy, Thomas Victoria Bellevue 114 Dallas Road Stewart, D.W. Victoria Bellgrave Cottage Victoria Avenue near Arm Lofts, Arthur Esquimalt Belmead 210 Wilson Street Victoria Belmont Constance Avenue Esquimalt Belsay 1660 North Hampshire Road Bell, William Oak Bay Belvedere Cottage Runnymede Avenue Pigott, Arthur H. Oak Bay Belvedere Villa Hillside Avenue Sears, Joseph Victoria Bencoolen 1018 Fisgard Street Lea, Thomas S. Victoria Bend, The Admirals Road Mowat, R. Esquimalt Bend, The 2301 Oak Bay Avenue Oak Bay Benvenuto Tod Inlet Butchart, Robert Pim Saanichton Benvue 1019 Mason Street Willis, Mary A. Victoria Bernera Cottage 1742 Kings Road Victoria Bide-a-wee 1600 Beach Drive Helmcken family Oak Bay Billikens 117 Superior Street Victoria House names compiled primarily from the 1908 + 1913 city directories for Greater Victoria City of Victoria Archives List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria Birchwood Craigflower Road near Carrie Brown, Percival Ridout Esquimalt Street Birdwood Villa 3116 Washington Avenue Goode, William J. Victoria Bishops Close Coutts Street Perrin, Bishop Victoria Blackwood 2115 Blanshard Street Shade, Herbert Victoria Blayney 1006 Chamberlain Street Bright, Edgar J. Victoria Blennerville Head Street near Esquimalt Mackenzie, Roderick Esquimalt Road Blennerville Head Street near Esquimalt Murray, John Esquimalt Road Blink Bonnie Constance Avenue near Campbell, Margaret Esquimalt Esquimalt Road Blinkbonnie 63 Linden Avenue Victoria Blytheholm 721 Linden Avenue Todd, Albert E. Victoria Bolney 546 Rithet Street Hawkins, Gilbert D. Victoria Bon-Accord Stanley Street near Rithet Hunter, George Esquimalt Street Bondgate 581 Beach Drive Oliver, William E. Victoria Bonnivue 1246 Montrose Avenue Morley, J. Alfred Victoria Bournville 917 Bay Street Rogers, Sidney Victoria Bowker Place 1931 Bowker Avenue Bowker, John Oak Bay Boxwood 51 Gorge Road west McMicking, Robert Saanich Bracondale Lampson Street SE cor of Sedger, Thomas D. Esquimalt Lyall Street Bracondale Lampson Street sw cor Lyall Sedger, Thomas D. Esquimalt Street Braemar Cottage 521 Niagara Street Lamb, Percy Victoria Braeside 1721 Rockland Avenue Robertson, William F. Victoria Braeside 1366 Pandora Avenue McCallum, John B. Victoria Brairbrae 1695 York Place Goward, Albert Toller Oak Bay Breadalbane 1185 Fort Street Campbell, John D. (Rev.) Victoria Bremhill Cottage 1828 Oak Bay Avenue Sheldon, William C. Victoria Bremhill Cottage 1828 Oak Bay Avenue Sheldon, William C. Victoria Brentwood 1227 Hillside Avenue Wilson, Charles H. Victoria Brentwood 1227 Hillside Avenue at Cook Jackson, Mrs. H.E. Victoria Street Briar Cottage Old Esquimalt Road Wilson, Edwin A. Esquimalt Briar Cottage Old Esquimalt Road near Henson, John Esquimalt Lampson Brierley Old Esquimalt Road, near Jones, Richard Esquimalt N.E. cor Head Street Brierley 1327 Pandora Avenue Jones, Harry V. Victoria Brixham Constance Avenue near First Esquimalt Broadmead Farm Rithet, Robert Paterson Saanich Broomhill 1370 Hillside Avenue Prins, Samon Victoria Broomlea Carey Road Webb, J.W. Saanich House names compiled primarily from the 1908 + 1913 city directories for Greater Victoria City of Victoria Archives List of Early House Names in Greater Victoria Brown Lea House Balmoral Avenue Ryves, George Victoria Bryn Artro Phoenix near Colville Road Esquimalt Buckland 161 Beechwood Avenue Hibben, T.N. Victoria
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