Author: Fred Robbins, Stouffville Historian

As the neighbourhood began to fill in, the next plan on O’Brien Ave., as it expanded south was Plan 1073.

The hybrid Victorian home has some of the design from the last century. It was built circa 1889 for Alice

When one walks by 37 Charles Street in the heritage neighbourhood north of Main St. The shutters are sure to

This rare one of a kind house has decoration known as gingerbread. In fact, the design speaks to a special

This unique yellow brick 1 1/2-story residence located at 6633 Main St. has a long history. The builder, Matthew Flint,

As you stand on the oldest street in town and dream of days early in its history, the features of

Alfred Mole chose 5991 Main Street in Stouffville to open a garage for Mole Motors Limited. This was after he

Tannery Lot east side, part of Plan51. This home was referred to as the “Flint home”. It was built c.1875

Part Two for Summitview Public School history “Killed in Action” were words used in 1917 about the Stouffville Boys who

This is an overview of the McDonald family home on Church St. The first owner Hugh McDonald Sr. was born