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'''Address:''' 10 Petrova Avenue  
'''Address:''' 10 [[Petrova Avenue]]


'''Old Address:''' 66 Petrova Avenue  
'''Old Address:''' 66 Petrova Avenue  
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'''Year built:''' After 1977  
'''Year built:''' After 1977  


'''Other information:''' This small house occupies the point of land where [[Lake%20Street|Lake Street]] and [[Petrova%20Avenue|Petrova Avenue]] come together. Before it was built, the land was offered to the [[Village%20Improvement%20Society|Village Improvement Society]], which turned it down because the lot was too small to ever be built upon!     
'''Other information:''' This small house occupies the point of land where [[Lake Street]] and [[Petrova Avenue]] come together. Before it was built, the land was offered to the [[Village Improvement Society]], which turned it down because the lot was too small to ever be built upon!     


'''[[Other%20historic%20properties|Other historic properties]]'''  
'''[[Other historic properties]]'''  


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Latest revision as of 13:30, 14 March 2026


66 Petrova Avenue

Address: 10 Petrova Avenue

Old Address: 66 Petrova Avenue

Other names:

Year built: After 1977

Other information: This small house occupies the point of land where Lake Street and Petrova Avenue come together. Before it was built, the land was offered to the Village Improvement Society, which turned it down because the lot was too small to ever be built upon!

Other historic properties

Comments