This Victorian gothic farm house was built in the 1880s by German settlers from the county Palatine of the Rhine.
The Palatinate was in the center of a deadly battle between the Protestant German states and France in the late 1700s and early 1800s leading to large scale migration out of the region
The property was owned by that family for a very short period and was sold quite a few times through the decades, being a home and farm to many families.
Now sitting vacant and decaying, and without heritage designation. The house is at risk, as developers are buying and developing the land all around it.
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