Sunday, October 20, 2013

Blue Monday




October 2013 - Toronto ON

Taken at Black Creek Village last week.


Lots of blue in the rooms of this house.
Burwick House 1844
Original location: Woodbridge, Ontario (Pine Street)

This beautifully proportioned home was constructed by Rowland Burr in Woodbridge, a community then known as Burwick. The house is an extremely fine example of rural Georgian architecture with an imposing facade. This two storey building had a kitchen wing at the rear with an adjoining coach house. The building was constructed with mortise and tenon framing covered with clapboard, the interiors were finished with lath and plaster. On August 13, 1958, the front portion of Burwick House was moved to Black Creek Pioneer Village more or less intact, the kitchen wing was then reconstructed as authentically as possible. The barn was acquired separately and restored to original.






4 comments:

  1. These shots cause me to wonder as to the history of the house.

    Thanks for sharing the blue.

    Happy Blue Monday, Jackie!

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  2. I always love to take a peek into the past.
    Maybe I'm just a nosy-parker (or as they say in Australia...a sticky beak!) but I do find it fascinating.
    Lots of lovely blue here. You get the impression that the owners have just nipped out ;D
    Thanks for sharing Jackie

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  3. That is a beautiful, beautiful buildning! The blue wall is lovely!
    I have to go looking for paint now ...

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