Mississauga's Largest Collection of Historical Buildings

13. Fulton House (1880)

34 Thomas Street

John Graydon built this residence for his sister, Sarah, and her husband, Joseph Fulton, an employee of Barber’s Mills. The couple, who married in 1873, moved into this home in 1888. Note the use of colored glass on the south-facing front façade which was not uncommon in the houses built towards the end of the 19th century. The intricately carved verge-board is a stylistic element which adds to the appeal of the building that is now used for commercial purposes.