Location ID: #3537
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19th century public works facility with circa 1850 Italianate architecture. 33 acres. Two 45 feet high 70-ton steam engines. National historic site. Pump house and boiler house. Woodshed. Mini steam engine train tracks and train station. Proximity ...
Location ID: #5271
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Older business district on Yonge Street from Major MacKenzie Drive to Dunlop Street. Older residential area dating from 1896 to 1911. Newer 1980s residential area. Upscale residential area dating from the 1960s to 1970s.
Location ID: #5456
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A 1960s brown brick community centre in Scarborough. There are 2 ice rink arenas (hockey and figure skating), dressing rooms, a swimming pool with second floor viewing area, auditorium, small basement gym, outdoor volleyball and basketball court, 3 ...
Location ID: #19804
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A looped trail with parking at 55 Munsee Street at the west trailhead off King George Street. The 1.2 mile walking / biking route consists of both paved and crushed limestone trail surfaces. The 300 metre long bridge was built on a former CNR rail ...
Location ID: #13315
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Small town in Haldimand County, located 45 km NW of Hamilton and 15 km SW of Caldeonia.
Location ID: #9994
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Small residential area with no shopping. Small town in a gated community style.
Location ID: #9984
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Waterfront town on the shores of Lake Erie. Many cottages and beaches. Home to Mohawk Island Lighthouse, which is only accessible by boat. One, long main street.
Location ID: #2422
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Small late-1800s community on the Grand River. Small town looks. Small town period red brick buildings downtown. Grand River runs through town by Cayuga Park. Large 2 lane cantilever bridge over river. Main bridge constructed in 1924; a five-span, ...
Location ID: #2277
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Concrete arch bridge with 9 bow string trusses built in 1927 by R Macdonald Construction. Designer AB Crealock. Only one of its kind in Canada. Length 700 ft long. 8 concrete piers 2 abutments. Span length 72 ft 7 in, 21.12 m, width aprox 42 ...
Location ID: #2276
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Small town with a historic train station. Nine span landmark bridge built in 1927 crosses the Grand River. Town Hall built in 1857 on Edinburgh Square now known as Edinburgh Square Heritage and Cultural Centre. Parklands on either side of the ...
Location ID: #10813
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Built in 1792, the older surviving Methodist church in Canada. 2 storey weathered grey clapboard, multiple windows, 2 level loft seating, wood pews and raised pulpit on main with narrow entrance hall at front. Lake just behind tree line. ...
Location ID: #13659
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Residential and commercial neighbourhoods in Chapleau.
Location ID: #7869
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29,000 sq ft on two floors. Adjacent to the Greenboro Community Centre. Stained glass art by Adrian Gollner. Reading area with fireplace.
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: #21089
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This grand home was built circa 1906 for Colonel Hugh Alexander Rose II and redone circa 1920 in Tudor Revival style, characterized by exposed timbers with stucco infill. The exterior style was changed to Tudor because the Colonel was fascinated ...
Location ID: #14440
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Built in 1987, the theatre has been well-maintained but still maintains a retro charm. Theatres range from 124-183 seats. Theatres 1, 2 and 3 have slope floors and theatres 4 and 5 are flat. A grand, 1980s Drabinsky-era marble lobby. The snack bar ...
Location ID: #21046
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A vintage finds and locally handmade gifts shop with eclectic shelving down both sides and islands of displays in the centre. The shop is quite large with ten foot ceilings, with handmade goods at the front of the shop, and electronics and clothing ...
Location ID: #21044
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East Park is an amusement park that is prized for its all-inclusive facility. It offers a dynamic landscape complete with serene parkland, a variety of attractions and activities. Visitors can enjoy go-kart racing, mini-golf, batting cages, a ...
Location ID: #14990
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Located in Confederation Park along the shores of Lake Ontario, the water park offering a variety of swimming pool options is open from June until Labour Day, seven days a week. Picnic areas, man-made shade, concession and restaurant, change rooms, ...
Location ID: #6531
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Westfield Heritage Village is a historic pioneer village circa 1790 to 1920. Covers 130 hectares and features 30 buildings including a train station with TH & B Engine 103 and WWII caboose, blacksmith shop, wood shops, farms, barns, mills, cabins, ...
Location ID: #6355
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300 hectare conservation area. Pine and spruce forest and lake. 220 campsites, 10 km trails, 300m wetland boardwalk. 2 forestry observation towers. Dam, barn.
Location ID: #3313
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Historic stone gate house with running waterfall. Woodland behind. Museum inside. Picnic area and parking.
Location ID: #3149
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76 acre multi use park. Complete marina facilities including docking space for 312 boats, double boat launch, gas dock, and washrooms, showers and laundromat. 47 serviced campsites with playground and comfort station. Beach with change rooms in ...
Location ID: #4279
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Felker's Falls is a 22 metre high ribbon waterfall. The Felker’s Falls Escarpment Valley is a small bedrock gorge cut into the face of the 725 km long Niagara Escarpment.
Lower waterfall is 2 minutes off Quigley Rd in Felker's Falls Conservation ...