Author: Fred Robbins, Stouffville Historian

This home which has been on Main St. for over 147 years was once known as the Philip Davis home,

In 1881, Samuel George and his wife Esther (Wideman) lived in Carnarvon, Algoma. He was listed as a farmer and

On a cool afternoon, one can walk through this heritage neighbourhood and find very different types of homes. This average-size

Yes, it is amazing that the Village of Stouffville had a hospital. The location was in the east end of

Nathan Forsyth was once one of the best-known men in the Village of Stouffville. He came to town in the

The long-time home of Joel Stock was located at 6480 Main St. Joel was from a family of masons in

The landmark building constructed of yellow bricks at 33 Edward St. dates back to the early industrial days of the

The first member of the Mertens family to come to Canada was Claus Mertens. A handwritten note by Claus says,

The Congregationalists have the honour of forming the first church organization in the village of what is Stouffville. The first

With unique design elements, this Georgian style home at 6173 Main St. is rare in Stouffville. It dates back to