Location ID: #19887
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When Bath was a relatively new settlement, this building served as the Old Town Hall. It was completed in 1861, and for over 100 years it served as a venue for parties, festivals, town auctions, bingo nights, and even legion meetings. In 2009, the ...
Location ID: #19846
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The Battle of the Windmill National Historic Site is located east of the Town of Prescott Ontario on the St. Lawrence River in the Township of Edwardsburg / Cardinal. It was acquired by the city in 1923 and designated a national historic site in ...
Location ID: #1852
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Odessa was the source of many mills along its banks, with the first mill founded in 1830. In 1907, John Babcock acquired a planing mill and it soon became renowned as a Basket Factory. In 1977, the mill was purchased by Loyalist Township, completely ...
Location ID: #2201
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3/8 mile dirt track on an 80 acre property. Observation rooms. Large parking area. First opened in 1969, the facility changed hands in 1984 and was entirely rebuilt at that time, with more improvements to the racing surface taking place in 2007. It ...
Location ID: #19808
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The Brockville Arts Centre was built in 1858 to serve as a town hall, marketplace, and fire engine house. In the late 1800’s the facility was converted to a performing arts venue, and it continues to host concerts, dance, community theatre groups ...
Location ID: #19767
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Passing directly under Brockville City Hall, the Brockville tunnel is arch-shaped, measuring 14 feet 9 inches high and 14 feet across, with the overall length of the tunnel coming in at 1721 feet. The bottom and top thirds of the tunnel are ...
Location ID: #11623
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A wrought iron, through, bowstring truss or tied arch bridge, placed across the North Thames River in 1875 and still carrying frequent vehicular and pedestrian traffic. At 216 feet (65.8 meters) it is the longest working span of that kind in North ...
Location ID: #15061
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Opened in 1985, the Cyril Clark library and lecture hall are located in the same building. The lecture hall has a main level entry with elevator and stairs to the lower lobby. The hall has a big stage and accommodates 187 in permanent theatre style ...
Location ID: #17287
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Bellamere Event Centre sits on 16 acres that includes apple orchards and matures trees. Landscaped gardens with waterfalls. There are two event halls and a permanent gazebo. Kindred Hall seats 300 and has timber architecture, hardwood flooring, ...
Location ID: #9935
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Hard-packed gravel country road. Farmland.
Location ID: #1952
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One main street with one & two storey flat roofed neo Georgian commercial buildings. One and two storey stucco, clapboard, red brick & cement homes. Historic homes located on King Street. Woodburn Cottage is a typical Regency style cottage. Well ...
Location ID: #2115
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Established in 1823. The mortuary may have originally been a school house circa 1870’s. Situated on top of a hill on 2 acres of land.
Location ID: #1964
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Small quaint town. Some original buildings. Sandstone church. Mixture of homes and farms. Offering a variety of geography. Nice curved roads. At base of town Belfountain Conservation Area and Credit River. Some buildings circa 1880.
Location ID: #16147
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Bob's Scuba Shop is a scuba diving equipment and clothing store in Hamilton. Front of store has showroom, large windows, cash counter near back. There is also a back door and stairs to a basement storage area.
Location ID: #18907
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Small village with older homes, main street two blocks long with vintage store fronts. Home of the Blyth Festival.
Location ID: #18214
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The Bruce Mines Marina features 9 docks with the capacity to host 35 boats with a maximum length of 65 feet and with an average water depth in the marina at 5 feet and 8 feet at the gas dock. It also offers ethanol free gasoline and diesel fueling ...
Location ID: #2046
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Originally built in the early 1900s. New glass wing added on in 2009. Ramp and stairs to entrance on east and west sides of building. Large, arched leaded windows. Outdoor "reading garden" off children's section on the lower level with glass walled ...
Location ID: #8244
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Inner city park with swimming pool, playground community gardens and basketball court. 1.29 acres. No parking available.
Location ID: #2017
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Small park beside fairgrounds, sides onto residential and church grounds. Picnic area and playground. 2 ball diamonds, one is lighted. Concession stand and cement block with wood dugout. Limited parking available.
Location ID: #7111
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Play structure. Spray pad. Picnic tables and benches. Sides along rail line with rail crossing adjoining park. Next to a school in a mid to downscale residential area.
Location ID: #1955
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Outdoor concrete skateboard area. Featuring barrier curb, start ramp, half pipe and bowl. 3 acres.
Location ID: #1931
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Waterfront park, 46 acres. Extensive ashphalt paths. Naturalized areas of trees, shrubs, wildflower. Public boat launch. Bandshell. Beach area. Linked to Pier 4 via Macassa Bay Walkway Parking available.
Location ID: #18215
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Located on the north shore of Lake Huron along the Highway 17 in Algoma Region, Bruce Mines is a small historic town with a population of 582 as of 2016. It is a vibrant rural community 65 km east of Sault Ste. Marie and has many events throughout ...
Location ID: #7125
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A midscale residential street in Leslieville with single, detached and row houses.