Location ID: #6097
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Originally opened in 1946, the Paddock is currently a casual upscale bar. Located just south of Queen St, the bar maintains very much of a laid back Queen Street vibe submersed in a classy art deco look.
Location ID: #10315547
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A historic log-house homestead property on 60 acres with a museum house featuring period-accurate rooms from different times throughout the 1900s. Apple orchard, with 16 acres of farm field, and 5 acres of maintained landscaped area around the barn. ...
Location ID: #14676
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Neighbourhood pub along the Danforth. Main room has white and dark brown interiors with wood beamed ceilings and hardwood floors. Bar and live music space at the front and pool table at the back. A back room has small tables, a lounge area, and ...
Location ID: #10315504
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Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the 95,000 sq ft cultural complex opened in November 2015 and spurred an artistic, cultural and economic renaissance in downtown St. Catharines. It is comprised of four state-of-the-art performance venues ...
Location ID: #6128
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Original 1929 diner, dark wood wainscotting, booths, kitchen doors. Booth seating and 5 counter stools with backs.
Location ID: #1737
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Old fashioned 1960's diner/family restaurant with counter, swivel seats & booth seating. Turquoise seating. Exposed red brick along one wall. Ceiling fan. Located on corner with large shared back. Exterior painted turquoise. Next to and in ...
Location ID: #6315
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Suburban park with gazebo and trellis. Small hill with flag pole.
Location ID: #6302
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Gazebo overlooking pond. Paths and woodland.
Location ID: #7688
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Small town baseball field with clubhouse and concrete bleachers. Infield and warning track is gravel. Field has night lighting and is completely fenced-in. Located on edge of small town residential community and light industrial area.
Location ID: #2789
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Opened in 1935, the David Dunlap Observatory
operates as a science education and public outreach facility by the Toronto Centre of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. It features the largest optical telescope in Canada with a primary mirror ...
Location ID: #5280
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Indoor pool with lanes. Gallery seating and observation window from lobby. Large lobby with reception desk. Gym. Locker rooms.
Location ID: #5263
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Large park with waterfall, gazebo, rose garden, bridge, and garden with fountain. Train station, late 1800s, red clapboard, close to street, now used as soccer club office. Period "Boynton House" built 1875. Original windows and wood floors ...
Location ID: #10659
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85 acre urban park located in the ecologically sensitive Oak Ridges Moraine. Community gardens, forest, open fields, small wooden bridges, ponds, barbeque facilities and fire pits. Celebration Forest contains commemorative trees planted in memory ...
Location ID: #12928
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Modern community centre with large gym, smaller exercise room and aerobic/dance studio, pool, eco centre and community meeting room.
Location ID: #4480
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Pond, gazebo, path, playground, small boardwalk, benches.
Location ID: #4249
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Opened in June 1991. Modern design. 4 lane x 25m pool combination, wave pool, teaching and therapy pools. Large waterslide. Change facilities and offices. 2nd floor viewing area to pool.
Location ID: #4116
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Public park with waterfront promenade connecting to a crescent shaped suspended boardwalk curving out over Wilcox Lake. Splash pad area and playground with tables and umbrellas, picnic area and pavilion, and large washroom structure. At the south ...
Location ID: #14911
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Recently renovated, the George Forster House built circa 1830 is a two-storey, 2,500 sq ft building originally constructed of hand-hewn timber logs. Later modifications include the provision of cedar shakes for the roof, construction of a brick ...
Location ID: #6368
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The Vanderburgh House is a two-storey, clapboard, salt box-shaped house that was built in the early 1800s by Richard Vanderburgh. Yellow exterior with white trim and white picket fence. Symmetrical Georgian architecture with centre door. ...
Location ID: #3029
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Modern community centre with pool and program rooms. Gym and kitchen.
Location ID: #10315012
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Circa 1840. The Tamworth Hotel is a 9,000 sq ft, 4 storey Bed and Breakfast hotel that’s been restored. The clay brick building is Victorian style and features 5 guest rooms, a full commercial kitchen, dining room, lounge, gravel parking area and ...
Location ID: #10315332
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15.06-acre municipal park on the shores of Lake Ontario. The Park contains a domestic animal farm, which operates from Victoria Day to Thanksgiving weekend. The adjacent ponds feature hundreds of ducks, geese and native birds. Feeding stations allow ...
Location ID: #10315330
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Rennie Park is a waterfront green space at 60 Lakeport Road in Port Dalhousie, St Catharines. It sits beside Martindale Pond near the finish line of the Royal Canadian Henley Rowing Course.
Location ID: #10315328
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The St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre is home to extraordinary historical collections and exhibits that feature local St. Catharines perspectives, artifacts and stories of the area against the vital backdrop of the historic Welland ...