Jarvis Memorial at Stony Wold

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]

Jarvis Memorial at Stony Wold. 

From Leslie Dame on Facebook: Dylan and I finally visited our family’s original home in Onchi that they built around the turn of the last century on Lake Kushaqua. It was an amazing and special experience. Thank you to the White Fathers/Camp Lavigerie reunion folks for making us feel like family!! [[1]]

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]

The house was near the Stony Wold sanatorium, and was used as part of it. It's pictured as the "Jarvis Memorial, Superintendent's Home" on the Stony Wold boards from Brighton History Days, compiled by Pat and Tom Willis. See the Stony Wold page, at the bottom.

Phil Gallos remembers it being called the Bishop's Cottage.
 

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]

Courtesy of Phil Fitzpatrick, from [Remembered]