Sixth St. / 6th St.
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada

Note- Lot, is Legal Lot Number, for Tax and Registration Purposes, used in Conjunction with the Legal Block Number
# is the Civic Mailing Address of each lot, or combination of Lots, in some cases.

I will be adding Historical photos and descriptions of businesses on this block, when I get a chance.

Block 209- Lot 1, 2, B

Lot B- #1201 6th St.-
Lot 1-2- #1237 6th St.-

Block 13, Lot 1-20, #1240-#1208 6th St.

Lot 1-4- #1240- Per Historical Walking Tour Booklet, the First CPR Station was moved here in 1927. A Brick veneer was added. It was used as an Armoury for the South Saskatchewan Regiment. In 1942 the Elks Club bought it, then sold it to the Mercury. Andrew King owned the Mercury at that time. Estevan Mercury were located in a building on the corner here, before moving to their new building across from the Curling Rink, on Souris Ave.. I think this building burnt down, but will keep researching that. I know one of the Mercury buildings burnt down. The Fast Gas Gas Station in business today. (2017)
Lot 5- #1232-
Lot 6- #1230-
Lot 7- #1228-
Lot 8- #1226-
Lot 9- #1224-
Lot 10- #1222-
Lot 11- #1220-
Lot 12-16- #1216-

Lot 17- Block 13, #1208 6th st- Built for the Richard Perry Family, This is one of the oldest buildings in Estevan. It was built shortly after 1892, and one of the few frame houses still standing from that era, per Historical Walking Tour Booklet. June 13, 1892 Richard Perry took out Homestead Number: 53829, Part:NE , Section:4, Township:3, Range:6, W2 . Richard Perry was a farmer and auctioneer, b- 1837 (1838 on headstone) in Lloydtown, King Township, ON, d- Jan 9, 1916 in Estevan SK. buried in Estevan City Cemetery. Perry family came west in Mar 1892. Richard married Sara Jane Hunter in 1870. They had 11 children. Richard's father- Richard Perry (Sr), his mother- Susannah Proctor, both parents born in Ireland. ; I know in the early 1960's the Reg Ball family owned this house. Historic Estevan Building

left view ca 2016, Right view is early 1900's

Lot 18- #1206 6th st. This is a nice little brick building, that looks like it has some history to it, unknown to me.

Lot 19-20- Address's on 12th Ave page. #526-#530 12th Ave.