Seaton Neighbourhood Planning - City of Pickering

From this listing and assessment it is clear that significant built heritage
resources are found on both sides of the corridor from just east of the
hamlet (within the HCD) to the corridor’s easterly limit. Although these
resources relate to farmsteads and are therefore widely spaced, there
are some concentrations of significant buildings. Clusters appear near the
intersections of Sidelines with the corridor. The most important of these
clusters involves properties in the immediate vicinity of Whitevale Road
and Sideline 28 (Nos. 72, 73, 74 and 76). Another cluster is in the vicinity
of Sideline 26 as it crosses the corridor (Nos.10, 11, 66, 69) and another
near the intersection of Sideline 24 (Nos. 7, 8, 17, 18).
S I G N I F I C A N T B H F s E A S T O F W H I T E V A L E W I T H I N T H E H C D
#615 (76) - Henry Major House
1 storey frame (1820s) and stone addition (1850s) and frame barn (1850); ORC Heritage Property, house and
barn CRs
#650 (75)
1.5 storey frame house (1860); ORC no heritage value*
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Seaton Neighbourhood Planning Review: Whitevale Road Heritage Corridor Review