4241 St. George St

Built in 1912 and first listed in 1913. First owner listed was William Butler who was a tinsmith at Gawne & Daly. He resided in the home until 1919. In 1929-1955, Regan Jas A a salesman for Fraser Valley Dairies lived in the home. This Colonial Revival Cottage has a top gable window, shiplap and shingle cladding, decorative brackets under roof and gable window roof, front right side entrance with a sidelight door. stained glass windows on front and top window.

Street history: Originally known as George Street in both Vancouver and South Vancouver. In Vancouver, Plan 616 (1892) showed ​Charlotte Street ​ from East 5th to East 15th Avenues. Possibly named after Charlotte queen consort of King George III. It was renamed George Street in the resurvey of D L 264A, 1905, Plan 1771. Also shown as George on a 1902 map. However, authorities soon realized that a George Street already existed in D L 182; George Street in D L 264A became known as St. George and was so listed in city directories from 1908​ ​onwards.