Address: 66 Amelia St Toronto Ontario M4X 1E1 Canada
Property Description: Lot Size 24'x 128'
Building Permit Date: 1913, December 22; Permit #8654 issued to erect 3 storey apartment building. Cost Approximately $5500
Original Builder: W. H. Mullory
Original Architect: W. H. Mullory
Original Owner: W. H. Mullory, In Trust; 311 Queen St. 1916 Henry S. Beaver; 62 Winchester
Original Occupant: Suite 1 George C. Rogers; Buyer; Age 45; 3 people Suite 2 John McKay; Electrician; Age 40; 3 people Suite 3 Alexander McMillian; Age 40; Civil Engineer; 3 people Other Owners & Occupants
Other Archival Sources: 1910 Not shown in Goad's Fire Insurance Atlas 1914 On Goad's Fire Insurance Atlas map (p. 206)
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Attached
Original Architectural Style: Gothic Revival
Height: 3 storey
Composition: Asymmetrical plan; bay window continuous on all 3 floors; wooden entrance porch with oversize columns and balconies on 2nd and 3rd floors.
Materials: Red Brick
Doors: Glazed double door with glazed transom
Windows: Single pane; some with sliding sash openings
Roof: Flat
Landscape Features: Metal fence encloses paved front yard with shrubs
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