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    Slide File Number: 02.29-D-4 Lincoln Fabrics occupied this building from 1955-2017. Before that, Maple Leaf Rubber Factory occupied the factory from 1900-1955.

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    Slide File Number: 02.37-B-4 The structure in the middle of the image is the Hydro-Electric House with the large surge tank above it. This tank is connected to the hydraulic tubes carrying water from

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    Slide File Number: 02.37-A-4 The structure in the middle of the image is the Hydro-Electric House with the large surge tank above it. This tank is connected to the hydraulic tubes carrying water from

    Slide File Number: 02.28-A-4 Lincoln Fabrics occupied this building from 1955-2017. Previously, Maple Leaf Rubber Factory occupied the factory from 1900-1955.

    Slide File Number: 02.28-B-4 This is probably the gate for the third Welland Canal.

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    Slide File Number: 03.48-B-4 The Mackenzie Printery was once the home of William Lyon Mackenzie and the building where he first published the outspoken paper “The Colonial Advocate” in 1824.

    Slide File Number: 03.48-C-4 The Mackenzie printer was once the home of William Lyon Mackenzie and the building where he first published the outspoken paper “The Colonial Advocate” in 1824. Brock’s M