Location ID: #7768
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Former bank building, hardwood flooring and hardwood detail, bank lighting, small bar, leather bench seating, tables overlooking Aberdeen Avenue. Small black wrought iron fenced patio on north side. Second floor apartment for private functions has ...
Location ID: #6121
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1 level red brick period building with patio seating street side in front. Mature trees around patio. Open concept restaurant with two entrance doors and roll up garage doors on each side of main entrance opening dining area to street view. Hardwood ...
Location ID: #3852
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The Tim Hortons Field is a multi-purpose stadium that replaced Ivor Wynne Stadium and opened in September 2014. It has a 24,000 permanent seat capacity with field expansion availability. Video scoreboard and several hundred HD TV screens located ...
Location ID: #2009
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Built as the Kenmore Theatre in 1923, later becoming the famous CHCH-TV telecentre, the Westside Concert Theatre and the Lyric Theatre. Currently it is known as the abandoned "House theatre", and under this new name a soon to be renovated and ...
Location ID: #20108
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The Clothing Loft is a boutique-style women's consignment clothing store in a small-town named Listowel. Shoe and purse section. 3 change rooms with seating area.
Location ID: #19955
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The Thousand Islands Playhouse began in 1982 when a passionate group of community members bought the Gananoque Canoe Club from the local Rotary Club. Within the span of a few months, the vintage building was converted it into a 360 seat building on ...
Location ID: #20099
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Originally opened in April 1940. Grey stucco exterior. Box office at small entrance lobby, large live music venue in Oshawa with stage and pull down screen for movie and video projection, seats have been removed, capacity of 600. Black interior with ...
Location ID: #19855
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The Port Theatre opened in 1941 and was originally known as ‘The Roxy’. It features a distinct marquee with vintage letters that gives it an iconic, vintage look. The 450 capacity auditorium has an upper balcony, a full-sized stage, excellent PA ...
Location ID: #19837
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This 1 1/2 storey house was built in 1796 by William Fairfield Jr. In 1938, Mabel Fairfield-Gutzeit and her husband Dr. William Gutzeit purchased the house as their retirement home. They furnished the house with their collection of paintings, ...
Location ID: #19850
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The Lost Villages is a collection of ten heritage buildings arranged in a village-like setting at Ault Park, the township's oldest park. Housed in the buildings are historical artifacts and records from the "Lost Villages” - the six villages, three ...
Location ID: #19806
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The Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing is nestled in the banks of the St. Lawrence River, home of the beautiful 1000 Islands in Brockville. This 27-million-dollar discovery centre is 6 years old and boasts over 33,000 square feet of exhibit space ...
Location ID: #19788
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The Trenton Greenbelt Conservation Area is 32 acres of land with 3 km of walkable hiking trails and a provincial fish sanctuary. It sits on the banks of the Trent River and has a usable boat launch as well as a walking path that follows along the ...
Location ID: #17427
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The Thames Valley Parkway is a multi-use pathway system situated on park lands running alongside the Thames River. The asphalt surfaced trail is approximately 40 kilometres in length linking 150 kilometres of additional pathways throughout the city. ...
Location ID: #19424
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Fine dining restaurant that resembles large Tudor style 2 level house. Features lawns, gardens with gazebo, front patio, outdoor covered wedding chapel, large event tent, multiple wood floor fine dining/meeting rooms with marble fireplaces, stained ...
Location ID: #5059
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3-storey Victorian house for Players' Guild of Hamilton Inc. Built in 1878. 100 seat theatre with stage. Stage is 34 ft x 26 ft. Loading bay with access to stage. Many original architectural features. Living, dining room and kitchen on main floor. ...
Location ID: #6286
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A 37-acre park surrounded by residential properties, bordered by Queen St W on the south and Dundas St W on the north end. Park lies in original Garrison Creek ravine. The ravine or “bowl” is the site of a leash-free dog park. Lighted open-air ...
Location ID: #4133
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Established in 1932. Narrow traditional style diner open 24 hours, 7 days per week. Small booths and stools along coffee bar. Dark wood interior, black and white tiles. Parking.
Location ID: #9167
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Main cemetery in Timmins.
Location ID: #6126
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Converted school house built in 1888 as the Hagerman Public School #8. Upscale restaurant, bar, lounge and banquet hall.
Location ID: #9159
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Timmins has a population of 45,000.
Location ID: #6982
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Coffee shop. Original wood floors and windows. Tin plated ceiling, painted brown. Long bar with exposed brick wall behind. Small patio out back, looks onto Leslie Grove Park.
Location ID: #1796
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Black painted storefront with large display window facing onto street. In a row of 3 storey red brick commercial buildings. Long, narrow store with painted exposed brick wall, raw hardwood floors and built-in shelves. Sales counter near front ...
Location ID: #19011
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Terry Miller Rec Centre is a 30 year old multi-purpose recreation centre includes: large lobby area, arena with 4 dressing rooms and accessible via large drive in doors from parking lot, small conference room with windows overlooking ice surface, ...
Location ID: #5990
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Storefront bistro cafe with modern details. Central skylight over counter food prep area. Rear and front dining areas. Small back bar area with tiled wall and high stools. Hardwood floor. Warm colours reflected from metal ceiling. Opens onto ...