Paint required in Hillsdale, Ontario. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, September 2011
Cozy brick farmhouse tucked against a ridge on Line 8 North. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2015
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A red brick Ontario Gothic farmhouse at Leaskdale. The “wing” with the cornice-returns may be the earliest-built. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, October 2015
The Thomas Foster memorial, a Byzantine-style crypt built by a former Toronto mayor in 1935. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, October 2015
Gingerbread trim in Mossley, a community, which by 1864 needed a better name than ‘The Corners’, finally settling on a combination of two local surnames – the Mossips and the Lees. Photo credit: Lisa Rance June 2015
150 year old Victorian lady at 63 Regent St. in Lindsay. Elegant with its brick quoining and ornate verandah, built 1870. Photo credit: Lisa Rance – May 2015
Tasty-looking gingerbread trim in Tara. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, April 2015
Pressed tin ceiling and statue in antique store, Dundalk. Photo credit: Lisa Rance April 2014
The picturesque village of Eden Mills. So many beautiful historical buildings! Even a water-wheel. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, May 2014
And gardens. Great pride shown in this town! Photo credit: Lisa Rance, May 2014
The 1855 Harry-Thompson House, 732 Bonisteel Rd. Cobblestone construction using Trent River stone, a style influenced by United Empire Loyalists from the Erie Canal area of New York state. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, October 2011
The Roblin-Gilbert House, before 1860, 2 Roblin Road, now a gift shop. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, October 2011