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    File Number: 23/pt2/10-1.2 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and later, the former Frozenaire Building. Brock University moved it's campus

    Slide File Number: 01.4-A-2 The Frozenaire Refrigerator Building was aquired by Brock in October of 1963 as a temporary location for Brock University until the Glenridge campus was built. Brock's fir

    Slide File Number: 01.4-A-3 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-1 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-2 Brock University opened in 1964. The first classes were held in St. Paul Street United Church and then moved to the former Frozenaire Building. The campus was moved to the

    File Number: 23/pt2/11-1.1 The Arthur Schmon Tower was built in 1968 and houses the administrative offices for the university. The James A. Gibson Library also occupies 6 of the 13 floors of the towe

    File Number: 23/pt2/12-1.1 The first drive-in movie theatre in St. Catharines was called “The Canadian” which opened on July 17th, 1947 and was the 5th drive-in in Canada. It closed in 1982.

    Slide File Number: 01.4-B-3 Lake Gibson is a hydroelectric storage pond on top of the escarpment south west of the city of Thorold. It was created in 1904 when parts of Beaverdams Creek was flooded f

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