Located on the same lot as the Charles Rundle Mansion, The Edward Gallow Esq. Mansion was built by Charles Rundle on spec for Gallow.

A young Irish immigrant, William Forster, was a bricklayer on the site in 1889. He returned in 1924, as a successful builder, and purchased the mansion for his family. The next year, he passed away, leaving the home to his family. They converted the mansion into 4 apartments and stayed there until 1951.

This mansion features several stunning features such as stained glass windows created by Robert McCausland, classic mantles, a grand piano and a traditional cushioned window bench. The Breakfast room at the rear of the mansion boasts a restored tin ceiling and classic French doors that lead to the courtyard garden.

Victorian elegance at its best. The Edward Gallow along with the Charles Rundle mansion, epitomize the character of Jarvis street as it was in the 19th Century. A tribute to an era gone by, they have been lovingly restored and contain many architectural details both externally and internally.