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Lyons House
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just off the highway so easy to see from the road
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Type: Building
Status: Abandoned
Accessibility: Easy
Recommendation: check it out if you're nearby
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unsafe flooring no tresspassing signs
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fences no tresspassing signs
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A two-storey, red-brick veneer residence southeast of Carberry in the Municipality of North Cypress-Langford was built in 1896 for businessman and MLA Robert F. Lyons, who occupied it until 1919. It was purchased by farmer Thomas Switzer (1864-1943) who lived here until 1927, then by his son and daughter-in-law Willard and Margaret Switzer until 1952. The final occupants appear to have been Stanley Paluch (1899-1983), Madeline Sokryka Krawec (1915-2009) and their four children. The elder Paluchs moved to a farm at McCreary in 1964 after selling the property to Harold Shirtliff of Starbuck. Robert Fern Lyons was one of the early settlers in the Carberry area after emigrating west from Ontario in 1879. He purchased one of the first lots when the community of Carberry was established, on which he built a department store which he operated until 1888. Lyons owned 2700 acres of land around Carberry and raised crops and livestock. A Conservative, Lyons was elected to the Manitoba Legislature five times between 1892 and 1914. What interests me most about Lyons is the house he built near Carberry. Though long abandoned and disintegrating quickly, the crumbling mansion retains enough of the detail to suggest its original magnificence. Located about a km south of Carberry on Highway #5, the house is visible among the overgrown trees from the highway, its brick construction standing out against the prairie fields.
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unknown, seems to be just left to deteriorate
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Steed on 1/28/2023 3:10 AM.
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on Jan 28 23 at 3:10, Steed validated this location on Jan 27 23 at 5:15, SaskExplorer changed the following: Province / State (please use full name) on Jan 27 23 at 5:12, SaskExplorer made this location public on Jan 27 23 at 5:12, SaskExplorer made this location available on Jan 27 23 at 5:10, SaskExplorer added some pictures to a gallery on Jan 27 23 at 5:06, SaskExplorer added some pictures to a gallery on Jan 27 23 at 5:03, SaskExplorer updated gallery October 2022 on Jan 27 23 at 4:56, SaskExplorer created a new gallery on Jan 27 23 at 4:55, SaskExplorer updated the main picture on Jan 27 23 at 4:52, SaskExplorer changed the following: Real Name, Notes for Mods, Owner, Type, City, Province / State (please use full name), Country, Latitude, Longitude, Co-ordinate Accuracy, History, Year Built, Year Closed, Status, Accessibility, Hazards, Interesting Features, Recommendation, Security Measures, Required Equipment, Media Coverage, Future Plans, Description, Web Links
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