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105 South Terrace, "High Tramer," c. 1902

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Companion house to 303 Hobart, "Stonehaven" or "Twin Oaks," the design of the house was previously attributed to architect George B. Post, but research into the house by William Barry Thomson suggests it was designed by architect Tysilio Thomas, who was the first owner of the house.

David Gibson Historic Sites Survey 1978

2-1/2 in

2-1/2 in

         105 South Terrace,
         105 South Terrace,          105 South Terrace,

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