Craigflower Manor - "House with a History" - Victoria British Columbia - Postcard SP24

Craigflower Manor, Victoria, British Columbia — a historic two-storey colonial house built in 1853 as the home of Kenneth McKenzie, overlooking Portage Inlet. A costumed interpreter stands on the lawn holding a basket. Published by Lovick's News Agency, Victoria, B.C. Photography by Roy Strable. Printed by Mike Roberts Natural Color, Berkeley, California.

Scene Details:

• White clapboard two-storey manor with red-trimmed windows and door
• Georgian/colonial architectural style with symmetrical facade
• Costumed woman in blue striped period dress holding a wicker basket
• Mature trees framing the property on a sunny day
• Red entry steps leading to a white panelled door with decorative surround

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