Author: Fred Robbins, Stouffville Historian

6194 Main St. Village of Stouffville. There is a plaque on this small building. It tells a huge historical story.

Hidden down a small driveway/lane is a small brick house. It is a rear addition to 6343 Main St. The

Back in the days when a family stayed for more than a few years in a house, it would be

When recalling the beginnings of the Village of Stouffville, one needs to remember the people who built and were foundational

This decorative Ontario vernacular home at 233 Second Street has a long history. The subdivision plan for this area of

This small Ontario vernacular home located at 5118 Stouffville Road reminds one of the “Little House on the Prairie.” It

A Street Well Named. “Isabel Garden Lane,” is a street in the Reeves Way neighbourhood. I was curious as to

Stouffville saved its first heritage home at 6082 Main St. The Jacob Heise House was located on a large portion

A fine orange brick home, with its many chimneys and fancy corners, stands at the intersection of William St. and