Jarvis, Ontario – My Top 6 Picks (the photo book also includes pictures in Port Dover)
Jarvis is located near the towns of Simcoe, Cayuga, Port Dover and Hagersville. Jarvis is strategically located at the junction of Highways 3 and 6. Jarvis has some excellent examples of brick architecture. Many of the historic homes were built after 1873. Many of the town’s restaurants and shops are clustered around the intersection of the highways. The majority of the buildings are red brick.
Jarvis Train Station
2145 Main Street – Gothic Revival – verge board trim, bay window with cornice brackets
45 Talbot Street – Second Empire style – mansard roof, dormers in roof, single cornice brackets, cornice return on small gables on window dormers
c. 1847 – Italianate, hipped roof, dichromatic brickwork
2092 Main Street – Italianate – c. 1870 – Italianate style
60 Talbot Street East – Italianate style with frontispiece, triangular pediment, dormers in the attic
