Two Out Of Three

I mentioned at the start of this walk that Kinsmen Park was the location of Edmonton's first millionaire. The three houses that he built are still standing and are now part of a museum. As we make our way down the trail we are passing by two of them. The one on top was house number two. It was built in 1886. The one on the bottom is house number three built in 1901.
The museum is currently closed to the public.

[Diana]

Wow, the building style sure has changed. Lovely style and shot of the bottom one.

[Batya]

lovely

[Sylvia du Toit]

Thanks for sharing,

[Harbie]

Great older buildings and architecture!

[Monique]

The dark blue one still seems to be in great shape 👍

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely houses and the dark blue one has a special attraction of its own.

[Valerie Chesney]

Sop interesting..I love that bottom home...it really appeals to me.

[Chris H]

Lovely old houses .

[Mags]

Amazing historical homes! Well captured here!

[Beryl Lloyd]

So beautiful !

[Pat]

Beautiful houses and I love how you've presented them.

[Netkonnexion]

Cool captures, like the way you have set it up.

[Fisher Family]

Lovely shots - I love these traditional buildings.

Ian

[Margaret Brown]

Interesting , house no3 is beautiful!

[Leslie]

glad they are cared for

[haskar]

Lovely houses

[Shutterbug]

Love the way you put that together in such a creative collage.

[Henk-Jan]

Lovely collage with the waves. And I like the buildings!

[Cazzi]

Great collage with the wavy line divide. Such interesting history and nice to see the houses are being preserved.

[Kathy]

They had restrained tastes.

[Bep]

Lovely buildings!

[Tunia McClure]

For the time period they must have been very nice.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I think I remember these houses from a previous post. It's still interesting to me that he built 3 different houses instead of adding on to the first one- but I guess you can do that when you're a millionaire! Nice collage.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shots of those lovely houses.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shots

[Dustyloup]

Different homes for different mood

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely old houses, intrigued to see inside!

[Islandgirl]

Neat old homes!

[Rob Z]

What a nice duo.

[Brooke Lindsay]

Lovely & not too ostentatious for a millionaire:-)

[Harry J Benson]

The architecture in the diptych really shows how he prospered between 1886 and 1901

[bkb in the city]

@haskar Haskar glad you enjoyed this one

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@shutterbug49 Glad you enjoyed this one

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@hajeka Henk glad you like them

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@serendypyty Cazzi it is so important to preserve history

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@randystreat Yes Kathy they certainly did

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@gijsje Bep glad you enjoyed this one

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@tunia Yes Tunia they certainly were

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@olivetreeann Yes Ann l think you are right

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@pyrrhula Thanks Ferry glad you enjoyed this one

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@elisasaeter Thanks Elisabeth

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@dustyloup I suppose that is one way to look at it

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@carole_sandford Carole once they are open again l will have to go back

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@radiogirl Kathy glad you like them

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@robz Rob glad you like them

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@blackmutts Brooke they are quite modest

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@hjbenson Yes Harry they certainly do

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@ludwigsdiana Diana glad you enjoyed it

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@shilohmom Batya glad you enjoyed this one

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@sdutoit Sylvia you're welcome

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@harbie Harbie glad you like this one

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@momamo Yes Monique it certainly is

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@sangwann Dione glad you like that one

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@happysnaps Valerie glad you like it

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@chrisiow Chris glad you enjoyed this one

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@marlboromaam Thank you

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@beryl Beryl glad you enjoyed this one

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@pattyblue Pat glad you enjoyed this one

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@netkonnexion Glad you like this one

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@fishers Ian glad you enjoyed this one

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@craftymeg Margaret glad you like that one

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@lesip Me too

[bruni]

What a change in style from the one build it 1886 to the one in 1901. I really like the later one.

[Val]

Interesting architecture, captured perfectly

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@bruni Bruni glad you like this one

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@valpetersen Thanks Val