The Joseph Thompson Brown House is an important heritage site that illustrates Surrey’s agricultural and residential history. The property showcases early 20th-century design, characterized by symmetry, simplicity, and natural materials. As one of the few remaining examples of its era, the house helps preserve the story of Surrey’s early development and the families who built its foundation.
Through restoration and heritage recognition, the Joseph Thompson Brown House continues to represent Surrey’s commitment to safeguarding its cultural identity. Visitors interested in local history find it a compelling stop on heritage tours across the city.
Location: 49.0990828, -122.8696349
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– House Number: 12745
– Building: Yes
– Number of Floors: 2
– Description: Colonial Revival I-House of more elaborate proportions and stylistic details, including central entrance, steep pitched and hipped veranda roof with little overhang, narrow shiplap siding with corner boards and shuttered windows, built c. 1909. J.T. Brown
– Heritage: 8
– heritage:ref: 90
– heritage:since: 1998-11-02
– heritage:website: https://www.surrey.ca/renovating-building-development/land-planning-development/heritage-conservation/heritage-sites/newtown/joseph-thompson-brown-house
– Historic Significance: building
– Name: Joseph Thompson Brown House
– Start Date: 1909
– Street: Southridge Drive