The house played an important role as a focal point of early Catholicism within the city and still houses a private chapel to this day.
Some older houses in Spring received restorations and housed shops.
After a short while, police patrols conducted house to house searches.
The houses with the taller ground floors housed the looms.
The house was built for one family and now houses three, altogether about 20 people.
The house now houses a law firm on two floors and an apartment above.
Many houses, made from these bricks, still house the current Willesden's residents.
The house, rebuilt in 1778, houses a splendid collection of costumes.
The original Superintendent's house now houses a tea-room for visitors.
The main house of the historical village today houses the power company in the city.
