• 1883 – Originally a homestead land, the property was secured by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate
  • 1885 – The actual house was built for Edwin Rogers on Lot 27
  • 1887 – Bought by Dr. Edouard Rouleau
  • 1888 – Moved by Dr. Rouleau to Lot 29
  • 1902/1903 – Dr. Rouleau bought Lots 26-28, and extended the house
  • 1905 – Bought by McHugh Family
  • 1911 – Dr. Rouleau sold Lots 26-27 to Mackenzie Mann and Company, and demolished it. Lot 29 is still in tack
  • 1911-1915 – Mrs. Mary Towell rented both the Rouleau and McHugh house and made them into boarding houses
  • 1917-1920 – Lawyer Edward Coleman occupied the house
  • 1921-1922 - Farmer George W. Motter purchased the house and rented it to John H. Williams, a chartered accountant.
  • 1924-1935 – Motter then rented the house to labourer Alfred Kirkby
  • 1935-1941 – Tenants came in and out
  • 1943-1944 – Motter dies and his executors put it up for sale
  • 1944-1945 – Ruth Jane Gow
  • 1945-1947 - Rosalee Geller
  • 1947-1948 - Charlotte May Brine
  • 1948-1962 – Widow Esther Johana Crowley buys the house and rents out rooms while also living there. The fire in 1950 damages the building but was repaired.
  • 1962-1972 – Widow Caroline Kukurski buys and rents out housekeeping rooms
  • 1972 – The property title is transferred to Mrs. Kukurski’s daughter, Felicia Anne Pedhirney; her sons occupy the house while attending university
  • 1976: Felicia Anne Pedhirney sells the house to H.M. and P.S. Holdings Ltd.'s Doug Patrick
  • 2003: Doug Patrick applies for the house's demolition
  • 2005: City funds the relocation of the house behind the Alberta Ballet
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