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21-23 Lippincott Street

LAST UPDATE: January 31 2022 login to edit this building
AT RISK INFORMATION
At risk status
This building is at Risk
Information:

23 Lippincott Street experienced a fire in February 2021. Since then, the property has been boarded up. The future of the property is uncertain at present. 

BUILDING INFORMATION
Name & Location:
21-23 Lippincott Street
21-23 Lippincott Street
Toronto
Kensington-Chinatown
First Occupant:
21 Lippincott Street: David Price / 23 Lippincott Street: Captain Ben Tripp
Year Completed:
Likely 1882, definitively by 1884
OTHER IDENTIFICATION
Notes:

21-23 Lippincott Street were originally known as 19-21 Lippincott Street.  The property was likely built in 1882 and was definitively built by 1884. 

 

The first occupants of 21-23 Lippincott Street were: 

 

21 Lippincott Street: David Price - a tailor - who resided here for 1 year in 1884.


23 Lippincott Street: Probably Captain Ben Tripp (born 1841) - then a ship broker and marine captain - who likely resided here for 1 year in 1882. Prior to and after 1882, Captain Tripp resided a few doors south on the same block of Lippincott Street. 

 

As of 1884, 23 Lippincott Street was home to Robert Stephens - a grocer. Stephens operated his grocery business from the ground floor storefront. 

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BUILDING DATA
Main Style:
Second Empire   <--  More buildings in this style.
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