166 E King Edward

This 1907 gabled vernacular is first listed in 1914 to owner Ivy Harrison who resided at 166 25th Ave for four years. Later residents include a Frederick Stinchcombe and George Cuthbert, steamfitter at Leek & Co. Mrs. B Cuthbert is listed as an operator for BC Phone Co. Subsequent residents included a longshoreman, carpenters.

The house has a full width covered porch with three square columns, one leaded glass window, gable roof, two tone trim board, front top mix of octagon and staggered shingles, along with two double hung windows.

King Edward Avenue was named after King Edward VII, and had its name changed from 25th Ave in 1929. A 1930 by-law changed the designation to East and West King Edward with Ontario Street being the division point. In 1950 by-law 3195 renamed East and West King Edward to King Edward Avenue East and West, and King Edward East beyond Kingsway was changed back to East 25th Avenue.