Description

Most likely built in the late 1850's for William Morrison, a mason by trade. The house served as a family home to the Morrisons until 1908 when it was purchased by the Elliott family who owned it until the early 1950s.

This lovely venracular home still stands on High Street in Pictou.

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William Morrison House

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File ID: 2020-07-13a
Added: Jul 17, 2020
Contributed by: Teresa MacKenzie

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