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The house was built for William Lane Cooper circa 1846.
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Ellen Ramsden House
The library is in a two-storey clapboard historical building, constructed in 1851 as a house for Mrs. Ellen Ramsden, and features an outdoor garden.
The house was built in 1840 for Robert Jarrot; it was enlarged and moved back from the street in 1910.
John Ramsden, Head Miller at Pomona Mills, built this two-family cottage in 1854. Around 1940, it was converted to a single family dwelling.
The house was built by Patrick Casey in 1854.
Richard Sutton Frizzell built this house in 1848. Frizzell was a staunch Tory Loyalist and acted against the Rebellion of 1837. A histotical plaque stand before the house.
Built in 1879, this was the home of Mrs. Jane Cook, a 19th century inn-keeper. The house was originally located on the west side of Yonge Street beside her inn.