83 Victoria Street

83 Victoria Street, Annapolis Royal, N.S., also known as the Uniacke-Bartlett Residence, was built circa 1874. It is a one-and-one-half storey Greek Revival home. The Municipal Heritage Designation includes the building and surrounding property.

The home was built for Charles Burton circa 1874. It is one of several simple Greek Revival style homes built on Victoria Street. This area of Annapolis Royal was developed for residential buildings after the land was declared surplus by its previous owners – the British Crown which used the land for the garrison which was stationed at Fort Anne, located in the centre of the town. The land was subdivided for residential homes. This simple one-and-one-half storey, single family home is surrounded by other residential buildings and contributes to the streetscape of other heritage buildings of the same era.

Source: Heritage Property Files, Map #105, 83 Victoria Street, Annapolis Heritage Society.

Character-defining elements of 83 Victoria Road Street relate to its simple Greek Revival style and include:

- one-and-one-half storeys;
- gable roof;
- two sash front windows with mullion and wooden entablatures;
- wooden entry doors;
- wooden clapboard siding with wooden corner boards.

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Peopling the Land
Settlement

Residence
Single Dwelling

Heritage Property Files, Annapolis Heritage Society, 136 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal.