Newfoundland History

Architecture of Newfoundland

William Strugnell's House

Photo courtesy of Joan Hotson

By the end of the XIXth century, the simple designs that had been common sometimes gave way to creative ones. The house pictured here was built around 1910 by William Strugnell who was a master carpenter who was well-known for his uncommon designs.

The house is found in Pouch Cove and is still in use today.