Built in 1884 by Thomas Jenkins of Camrose. Designed as 2 separate blocks, in similar styles, with an open yard between. The walls were of random rubble masonry in a lime, ravel and coal dust mortar. The quoins and dressings were of rusticated limestone. The roofs were hipped and of corrugated asbestos sheet. Ridged ventilators under the deep eaves. Demolished.

PE/Domestic/SM91NW from A.J. Parkinson
CHN 05/10/2004