Address: 6 Sword St Toronto Ontario M5A 3N2 Canada
Building Name: Building Permit Date
Original Owner: J. Callow, 42, gentleman
Original Occupant: J. Callow, 42, gentleman
Assessment Rolls: 1889 - J. Callow, 42, gentleman, 18' x 127, RCBF 1+m, 18' x 30, 12x18, 6 adults, 5 children, $1338
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Semi-detached
Original Architectural Style: Second Empire
Height: 2 storey
Materials: Lower level red brick with yellow brick detailing, slate
Doors: Wood paneled with single pane, half glazing, surrounded by decorative molding. Large modem stained glass transom
Windows: Upper - one arched mansard window with arched upper (radius) pane and rectangular lower tilt. Original wood. One Georgian style pediment with original wood. 2 panes lower hinged. Lower brick bay with 3 Victorian wood double hung (original) window dorm
Roof: Mansard roof with horizontal slate
Secondary Structures: Wooden 3 step entrance with wooden spindle rails, handrails and squared posts
Landscape Features: Interlocking brick patio with small 2 tier railway tie retaining wall and small garden
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