The Daniel Johnson House is a prominent heritage building in Surrey that symbolizes the city’s early farming and settlement period. Constructed in the early 1900s, it is admired for its traditional craftsmanship and historic integrity. The home features detailed woodwork, large windows, and a welcoming porch that reflect the rural design influences of the time. Its preservation helps tell the story of Surrey’s development from farmland to vibrant urban area.
The property’s inclusion in heritage documentation highlights its architectural and cultural importance. Visitors and residents alike recognize the Daniel Johnson House as a meaningful part of Surrey’s living history, offering a window into the everyday lives of its earliest communities.
Location: 49.0681607, -122.835972
Tags:
– House Number: 13951
– Building: house
– Number of Floors: 3
– Heritage: 6
– heritage:ref: 62
– heritage:since: 1998-11-02
– heritage:website: https://www.surrey.ca/renovating-building-development/land-planning-development/heritage-conservation/heritage-sites/south-surrey/daniel-johnson-house
– Historic Significance: building
– Name: Daniel Johnson House
– Operator: City of Surrey
– Operator Type: government
– Start Date: 1907
– Street: Crescent Road
– City: Surrey