Tarry-A-While
Three treed lots were transformed into this residence, Tarry-a-while.
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Tarry-A-While Details
In 1912-13, Mary Schaffer Warren and William (Billy) Warren built Tarry-a-while as their residence, where Mary lived until her death in 1939. She was well-known for her early explorations, writing and paintings depicting the Canadian Rockies. The house is found within a residential area of the Town of Banff, on Grizzly Street. Tarry-a-while is listed on Canada's Historic Places and the Canadian Register.
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Luxton Residence
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Tanglewood
The oldest building in Banff is believed to be Tanglewood, built in 1886.
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Tunnel Mountain Scenic Drive
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Administration Building
In downtown Banff, the Administration Building continues to be a symbol of protection and preservation.
