The property is physically, functionally and visually linked to its surroundings being compatible in scale, form, massing, use and age. The property contributes to the concentration of historic resources on the street as one of 10 19 th century houses on the block it helps define the mixed residential and commercial heritage character of the area. 1885 addition on the side of the house associates the property to the historic commercial activity of downtown Amherstburg it was originally the addition was a cabinet, furniture, and framing shop. Historically, Amherstburg has been a significant commercial centre in the region, and the c. This early history of the house recalls Amherstburg’s once-strong maritime activity and identity. 1827-1879) a prominent commander of schooners and steamers on the Great Lakes and Detroit River, who built it as his home, and owned it until 1856.
The house is valued for its association with Captain Robert J.
The 1850s were an “Era of Expansion” in Amherstburg the house was built during this era relating directly to this key theme in the Town’s development. 1854-55, the house has physical value as one of the 47 oldest-known buildings in the Town of Amherstburg, making it rare as a type of residential architecture in the town it’s representative of the type of mid-19 th century Amherstburg building stock. Statement of Cultural Heritage Value of Interestĭating from c. Known as the “Captain Robert Hackett Residence” 275-277 Bathurst Street - Captain Robert Hackett ResidenceĢ75-277 Bathurst Street, Amherstburg, Ontario Note: Some sites are public (fees may apply) while others are privately owned and not accessible. Please contact the Town’s Heritage Planner to apply for consent for such alterations or with any questions about alterations requirements. The designation bylaw, and additional information for each of these Designated Properties, can be found on the Ontario Heritage Trust website using the property’s address.Īs per section 33 of the Ontario Heritage Act, consent to alterations of the property by the Town of Amherstburg Council is required if the property’s designation bylaw contains a list of heritage attributes, and if the alterations would affect these attributes. The properties listed below are designated (legally protected) by The Town of Amherstburg under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act.
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