Location ID: #10298469
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Located in downtown Kitchener, Schneider Haus National Historic Site showcases early nineteenth century life with well preserved period architecture and heritage gardens. Built circa 1816, the Museum features a Georgian style farmhouse surrounded by ...
Location ID: #10298467
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Located in downtown Cambridge near the Grand River, McDougall Cottage Historic Site is an 1858 granite and limestone home with the character of nineteenth century Scottish life. The interior features original craftsmanship, period furnishings, and ...
Location ID: #18765
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Doon Heritage Village is a 1914 living-history village set on about 60 acres, on the same site as the Waterloo Region Museum in Kitchener. It features over twenty historic buildings, two farms, heritage gardens, costumed interpreters, period ...
Location ID: #2885
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Located just north of Highway 401, the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum is the largest community museum in Canada. Its indoor galleries trace 12,000 years of local history through to the present, with feature and travelling exhibits, a Hall of ...
Location ID: #15723
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Woodside National Historic Site features a one and a half storey Gothic Revival brick home, built in 1853, situated on 11.5 acres of wooded grounds, gardens and lawn with small pond and original driveway through woodland. There are wood floors, ...
Location ID: #18702
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Two storey community space with offices for lease to artists, non-profits and innovators. 735 square foot rehearsal hall with Rosco Floors, stage curtains and full length mirrors. Hallway art gallery and board room. Parking lot available on site.
Location ID: #4143
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Langdon Hall Country House Hotel & Spa is a 60 guestroom Relais & Chateaux property nestled in the Carolinian forest in Cambridge, Ontario.
Location ID: #14091
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Opened in march of 2013, the 59,000 sq. ft. performing arts centre has a 500 seat auditorium with balcony. The stage is 79' wide and 39' deep and has a fly system with 53 lines, grid height is 59'. The orchestra pit will hold 20 musicians; 9 ...
Location ID: #6419
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Set on 27 acres in downtown Kitchener, Victoria Park opened in 1896. It contains a man-made lake with 3 islands, pedestrian bridges, large playground with splash pad, a bandstand, the Victoria Park Pavilion and the clock tower from the 1924 city ...
Location ID: #5664
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Built in 2004, facility comprises two NHL sized ice surfaces with dressing rooms, large foyer and plenty of parking. Former site of Sportsworld Amusement Park. Has arena, change room, concession area, dressing room, grandstand, hallway, lobby, ...
Location ID: #5049
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Stone tower along Grand River. Small cemetery. Constructed in 1925 and 1926. Designed by Toronto based architect William Langton. The tower serves as a memorial to the Mennonite German pioneers who first migrated to the area in 1800.
Location ID: #4587
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7 acre cemetery in residential area. Mount Hope Cemetery dates to the mid 1800s. Has entrance, monuments, trees, gravestones and statues.
Location ID: #4043
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Located approximately 100 km west of Toronto, Kitchener is the seat of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. It was the Town of Berlin from 1854 until 1912 and the City of Berlin from 1912 until 1916. The City of Kitchener covers an area of 136.86 ...
Location ID: #18703
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Tiny triangular park established in 1894 surrounded by mature neighborhood, grass boulevards, sidewalks and matured trees. Park contains a small playground with swings, metal arbour surrounding a granite fountain and park sign.
Location ID: #8629
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The Freeport Bridge spans the Grand River on King Street East between Riverbank Drive and Stonegate Drive in the City of Kitchener. The property consists of a multiple-span concrete bowstring arch bridge that was constructed between 1925 and 1926.
Location ID: #12712
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Opened December 2012. The four span, post tension, cast in place, twin box girder segmental bridge is four lanes wide and 237 metres long with 95 metres over the Grand River. The bridge connects Kossuth Road and Fountain Street. The Walter Bean ...
Location ID: #2469
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Modern multi-purpose performing arts centre opened in 1980. Architect Reider Hymman and Lobban. Studio art gallery and Raffi Armenian Theatre. The Raffi Armenian Theatre has tri-level seating with a main orchestra level, mezzanine level and ...
Location ID: #21983
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THEMUSEUM was built as a department store in 1925 and underwent extensive renovations circa 2000, with the four above-ground floors reconfigured around a central atrium, a feature “cheese wall,” and a floating glass staircase. On the upper floors, ...
Location ID: #11484
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Outlet mall with high end retailers, restaurant, park-like common area with waterfall and pond and office space. Situated at Highway 8 and Highway 401 with easy highway access and lots of available parking.
Location ID: #18935
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Built in 1966, the 746,000 sq. ft. indoor shopping centre is located on one level. Skylights, food court, back hallways and loading docks.
Location ID: #6490
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Modern multi-purpose recreation facility opened in 1993. Parkin Architects. 3,400 seat Olympic-sized ice arena. 4- lane 220 m indoor track. Meeting & program room. Banquet room seats 400. Swimming pool is a variable depth pool with 8 lanes. ...
Location ID: #18589
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Large parkland with wetlands, forest and meadow, playground and toboggan hill, winter skating on a large open water Shoemaker Pond which facilitates winter skating. Paved asphalt path runs from Queens Avenue to Stirling Avenue and Greenbrook Drive. ...
Location ID: #4044
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Sitting on 2 1/2 acres in downtown Kitchener, the vacant bus terminal was built in 1988 and closed in 2019. Main bus station and downtown hub for local Grand River Transit (GRT) bus services for Kitchener and Waterloo. This modern terminal is also ...
Location ID: #5816
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Waterloo Central Railway trains travels through old order Mennonite country, through countrysides, farms, fields, as well as over a wooden and steel trestle bridge and river. Passes by railway crossings, country roads, farm fields, and restoration ...