Location ID: #18646
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Former Waterloo County Registry Office. Civic District neighbourhood. Art Deco architecture style. Built in 1939. Converted to 150 seat performance theatre in 2001. Terrazzo flooring, marble walls and steps with nickel plated heating grates and ...
Location ID: #18906
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Located just across from the vibrant St. Jacobs Farmers' Market, Staybridge Suites Waterloo – St. Jacobs offers spacious, apartment-style accommodations. Each suite features a fully equipped kitchenette, and separate living area. The hotel also ...
Location ID: #18932
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites is an award-winning, newly renovated hotel located across from the vibrant St. Jacobs Farmers' Market in the heart of Waterloo Region. With convenient access to major highways, nearby universities, and a variety of local ...
Location ID: #14652
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Downtown area of Preston in Cambridge, Ontario including King Street. Preston boasts an eclectic mix of historic and newer architecture, interspersed with open and functional community space. Park with bandshell gazebo, cenotaph, and picnic area. ...
Location ID: #3620
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Located on Speed River, now part of the City of Cambridge. Core is period stone buildings. Former factories and condo building along river. Period stone row housing and church nearby. Old factories and industrial areas. Mill on river. Carnegie ...
Location ID: #2283
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City consists of 3 smaller communities: Hespeler, Galt and Preston. Main street in Galt is Water Street, running along the Grand River. There are 3 main bridges crossing the Grand River in the downtown core; 2 are cement structures. A large ...
Location ID: #8365
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Part of the Idea Exchange, the Queen's Square Public Library and Cambridge Galleries are housed in a 2-storey brick building with a parking lot at the back. Building originally opened in 1977 and underwent significant renovations in 1993. Space is ...
Location ID: #11832
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Renovations completed 2007. This two storey, red brick, 1922 Carnegie Library is situated beside the old Town Hall in the village of Hespeler. The renovations included enclosing the library in a glass box and removing all interior elements of the ...
Location ID: #11754
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The 19th century fire hall, built in 1898, has been renovated to accommodate a main floor museum/gift shop. The second floor, formerly the living quarters, is now the Fire Safety Education Centre, Library and Archives. The library and archives holds ...
Location ID: #11749
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Third oldest operating farmers' market in Canada, begun in 1830. The two-storey red brick building on the corner of Ainslie and Dickson has a main level vendors' market and a second floor board office with meeting rooms. Market operates Saturdays ...
Location ID: #11748
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Former Public Utilities Commission building, built in 1921 and operated as a Hydro building for 60 years. The renovated facilities includes gallery space, pottery studio, fabric art studio, Summerbys Studio and Toyota Auditorium. Multi-leveled, ...
Location ID: #5315
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Part of the Grand River Conservation Lands. Riverside Park has Speed River running along side it. Factory on opposite shore. Manicured lawn, gardens, forests and woodland. Streams and a pond with a footbridge. Baseball diamond with a large ...
Location ID: #11751
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Completed in 2008, new city hall is the focal point at Civic Square and is joined to the Historic City Hall by a glass walkway. Interior has a four-storey Atrium allowing all levels to open to centre of building and has a living wall of tropical ...
Location ID: #2284
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Amalgamation of Blair, Galt & Hespeler in 1973 created Cambridge. Grand River winds through Cambridge. Galt is now downtown Cambridge and features Victorian homes, 19th century historic buildings & tree lined streets. Hespeler houses some original ...
Location ID: #11736
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1916 7 panel rivet-connected pratt through truss bridge situated over the Speed River. The bridge is a one lane structure requiring vehicles to stop and take turns crossing, length is 114.8 feet (35 metres).
Location ID: #3905
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25m x 15m. Indoor pool built in 1974. Six lanes. Permanent starting blocks and diving board. Wooden fold away bleachers on one side.
Location ID: #18647
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Located on the main level of a 2 storey red brick building situated across from the VIA Rail station on dead end street. Industrial looking coffee bar with distressed hardwood flooring, exposed brick, open duct work and wooden ceiling with dining ...
Location ID: #6467
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Built in 1893 and located in Kitchener's downtown core, The Walper Hotel is a modern boutique hotel completely renovated in 2016 but retaining some original fixtures including hardwood floors, high ceilings and windows, and stained glass skylight. ...
Location ID: #10308637
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Located in an 1874 building that was once used as a stable for the Alexander Hotel, Old Goat Books is a second-hand bookstore that features floor to ceiling bookshelves, tin ceilings, and exposed beams.
Location ID: #10298287
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7,500 sq ft nightclub that features high ceilings (25 foot), elevated balcony space, a 75-foot full-service bar, stage with state-of-the-art sound and lighting, and coat check. The venue can accommodate up to 680 guests.
Location ID: #6585
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Williamsburg to has an attractive, natural setting which includes a beautiful pond,wetlands and restored 19th century Mennonite chapel, The Dedication Centre at Williamsburg. There are also a variety of activities to do including bird watching and ...
Location ID: #3430
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Access from various points. 19km trail between Cambridge and Paris. Everglades campground and German Mill Ruins. Glen Morris access is public and located with parking in town. Privately owned river campsite with access and situated beside ruins of ...
Location ID: #3300
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Constructed in 1922; oldest operating arena in the world. Renovated, modern interior. Small hall and observation area on 2nd level. Lots of parking. Situated beside a large park. Renovated exterior with a period look.
Location ID: #4048
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The Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex, also known as The Aud, features 3 hockey arenas with sizable rinks, the Jack Couch Ball Park, athletic fields, a running track, and a skate park. Main arena building has many meeting rooms, conference ...