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View Full size image	Title: Doherty House, Malton Identifier: PH2923 Date of Original Photo: ca 1960 Date Built: ca 1845 Image Type: Slide, 35 mm Subject: Historic buildings - Ontario - Malton (Mississauga) Donor: Planning & Heritage, Community Services Location: 5650 Tomken Road, pt. Lot 4, Conc 2 EHS
Conditions of Use: See Terms of Use & Privacy Statement. Description: 5650 Tomken Road. Conc 2 EHS, pt. Lot 4. The Doherty House, also known as Clontarf Farm, was located at 5650 Tomken Road (formerly Second Line East). It was built about 1845 by Charles Doherty, and was a one-and-a-half storey stone house with a low-pitched gable roof, and externally stuccoed. Also on the property was a stone barn. Originally listed on the Heritage Register, the house was burned and demolished in 1982, and the barn was demolished in 1986. This photo shows the rear extension. Agency: Mississauga Library System