Alexander Noble House
Alexander Noble was born in Edinburgh Scotland in 1829 and immigrated, at the age of eleven, in 1840 to Canada. In 1855 he settled in Fish Creek. He lived there until his death in 1905. He served for many years as town chairman and was not only postmaster and member of the county board but was also a blacksmith by trade.
The Alexander Noble House was built in 1876 on land purchased from Asa Thorp, the founder of the Village of Fish Creek. This Greek Revival style influenced residence is the Village's oldest existing dwelling still in its original location, now right on the corner where State Highway 42 turns the corner onto Main Street in Fish Creek.
Hours:
11am to 4pm
Open weekends only mid May to mid June
Tours daily, except Monday mid June thru mid October
Closed Mondays
Admission:
Adults $3, Children: $1