| Address: 143 Pleasant Street |
Heritage Status: None |
| Built: circa 1863 | Builder/Architect: Unknown |
| Style: Greek Revival | |
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Architecture:
Grossed-gable roof with Gothic dormers on ell extension. The central doorway, facing Pleasant Street, has matching bay windows. A decorative bargeboard adorn the eaves in a zigzag design Ornamental shutters adorn all windows |
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History:
The fist owner of this home was James E. Waterman. He was a noted merchant and partner in the Waterman Tanning Company in Bridgewater. In 1881, the property was purchased by Thomas Keefler. He too was a merchant and, in 1882, decided to become involved in politics, successfully running for the Liberal seat and, briefly, becoming a member of parliament for Lunenburg County. Source: Built Heritage Files, DesBrisay Museum |
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