Built before 1889, the Liberty House reflects the architectural character of its time, blending Victorian and Neo-Classical Revival influences. Although the property sat vacant for many years, it retains key original elements that speak to its craftsmanship and longevity. Today, the home stands as a tangible link to Victoria’s late 19th-century history. Its renovation marks not just a restoration of a structure, but a renewal of an important local landmark.

The Liberty House was home to one of Victoria’s first Jewish settlers and played a significant role in the growth of the historical downtown neighborhood. The Liberty House represents the families, businesses, and cultural foundations that shaped Victoria into the city it is today. Preserving this house ensures that an important chapter of Victoria’s heritage remains visible and meaningful for future generations.

Every step of the renovation is being thoughtfully documented – from preserving original details to uncovering stories from the past. If you’re interested in visiting the home or simply want to follow along, we’d live to share the journey with you.