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A three-story house that used to be one story
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Creston Museum
219 Devon Street
Creston, BC
V0B 1G3
Canada

T: 250 428-9262
W: Creston Museum web page

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A three-story house that used to be one story

The ground floor of this house was built about 1912. At that time, it was a hip-roofed house - all four sides of the roof sloped upward to a central point.
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This was the first house in Creston to have indoor plumbing.
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The roof of the original one-story house can still be seen over the front porch
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