Haliburton House
A historic house is usually a private one; the street is the place to see it from.
About Haliburton House
Haliburton House is one of 2 places in Windsor known from provincial or municipal registers. By its record, Haliburton House was built in 1836.
Its designation is provincial or municipal, recorded here through Wikidata.
Finding Haliburton House
Windsor
Its nearest historic neighbours are too far for a short walk.
Questions about Haliburton House
When was Haliburton House built?
By its record, Haliburton House dates from 1836.
Can you visit Haliburton House?
It is a house, likely private: enjoy it from the street.
What is Haliburton House?
Haliburton House carries a provincial or local heritage listing.
Is Haliburton House protected?
A provincial or municipal register lists it; what that protects depends on the province’s law, and the register itself isn’t open data.
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