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    Slide File Number: 03.40-D-2 The house is now a dormitory for Great Lakes Christian College.

    Slide File Number: 03.42-B-3

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    File Number: 06/pt1/28-1.1 The home was one of the earliest homes built in the Niagara area (c1783). The home, a part of Walnut Dale farm, was originally constructed by United Empire Loyalist, Willia

    File Number: 15/pt1/7-1.1 The house was built by John Beamer Bouslaugh as his cottage. He allowed the Methodists to use his land for their campground gatherings from 1859-1875, selling the land to th

    File Number: 15/pt2/41-1.4

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    File Number: 15/pt2/24-1.1 The house burned on Halloween, 1953.

    File Number: 15/pt2/24-1.2 The house burned on Halloween, 1953.

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    File Number: 15/pt1/12-1.6 The house burned down 20-25 years ago and belonged to the Smith Family.

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    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/3-1.2 The Wright house was demolished in 1971. The current St. Catharines Courthouse was built on the Wright and former Carnegie Library properties.

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/3-1.4 This building was demolished around 1970 to make way for the construction of the Landmark Building.

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/5-1.4

    Slide File Number: 24/pt1/5-1.1 This building was the former St. Thomas Church manse.

    Slide File Number: 01.6-C-4 DeVeaux Hall was built in 1877 by Samuel DeVeaux Woodruff. It was demolished in the late 1930's. Queen Mary Drive curves through the Woodruff Estate today.