The Kivell House

Kivell House (1902)

42 Bay Street  

 

William John Kivell, son of John and Mary (nee Peer) Kivell, purchased this property in 1901, and it is believed that he built the house the following year using bricks from the nearby Port Credit brickyard. Like his father, William was a mariner and labourer by trade.  His occupation is listed as a truck driver for the Starch Works in a document archived at https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LL4Z-8YN/william-john-kivell-1878-1951  

The house was in the Kivell family for over a century, and remains a private family home today.

 

 

Heritage Tour of the Old Port Credit Conservation District
  1. Port Credit Lighthouse
  2. Port Credit Harbour & Marina
  3. The Wilcox Inn
  4. The Abram Block House
  5. J. C. Saddington Park
  6. Significant Names
  7. The Thompson House "The Old Fort"
  8. The Blower House
  9. History of Port Credit West Village
  10. The Parkinson House
  11. The Lynd House
  12. Port Credit Fire Station
  13. The Harrison House
  14. Port Credit Masonic Temple
  15. The Delaney House
  16. The Kivell House
  17. The McGregor-Thompson House
  18. The Peer House