322 Eveline Street
Dating to at least 1890, this two-storey wood-frame home is believed to have been first owned by Captain Roderick Smith. The house preserves original interior elements such as the front hall’s light fixture, staircase, and lock and key.
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This house dates back to at least 1890 and is believed that Captain Roderick Smith was the first owner. Smith served as the first mate of the steamer “Northcote” during the Riel Resistance and was part owner of a grocery store, but was a boat builder by trade. He built many York boats in addition to the “Highlander” and the “Wolverine.” This house remained in his family for 80 years.
The two-storey wood-frame house sits on a fieldstone foundation. The windows are highlighted with ornamental detail. Inside, the front hall has the original light fixture, staircase, and lock and key.
Smith House Collection
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322 Eveline St, 2020, Selkirk Museum Collection
Sources
A Walkers Guide to The Historic Buildings of Selkirk, 1996
