Image: James-Margaret-Whitelaw-House
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Description: On the corner of Edinburgh and Fourteenth Streets in New Westminster’s historic West End neighbourhood, the James & Margaret Whitelaw House is a typical craftsman bungalow. This dwelling is distinguished by its hipped roof with front-gabled projection, half-timbering in the gable peak, and tapered porch columns. The house build in 1925 at a cost of 3,000 is a good example of post world war one era housing with a noted renovation in 1956.
Title: James-Margaret-Whitelaw-House
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