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    Slide File Number: 05.76-B-4 The image is part of a larger newspaper article.

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    Slide File Number: 02.19-A-3 Rodman Hall was the home of T.R. Merritt, the youngest son of William Hamilton Merritt, and was constructed between 1856 and 1863. The house was owned by the Merritt fami

    Slide File Number: 02.19-A-4 Rodman Hall was the home of T.R. Merritt, the youngest son of William Hamilton Merritt, and was constructed between 1856 and 1863. The house was owned by the Merritt fami

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    Slide File Number: 02.19-A-2 Rodman Hall was the home of T.R. Merritt, the youngest son of William Hamilton Merritt, and was constructed between 1856 and 1863. The house was owned by the Merritt fami

    Slide File Number: 05.78-B-1 The building was built in 1879 out of locally quarried stone.

    Slide File Number: 05-87-E-4 The museum is housed in Memorial Hall, built in 1907. It later expanded into the Grammar School which was built in 1875. A bridging section links the two buildings. The e

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    File Number: 02/pt5/2-1.6 Was the home of Thomas Rodman Merritt, now an art museum (Rodman Hall).

    Slide File Number: 01.15-C-1 This building was built in 1879 as the Merritton Town Hall. Following the amalgamation with St. Catharines, the St. Catharines Museum took over this building from 1967-19

    Slide File Number: 05.78-A-4 The building was built in 1879 out of locally quarried stone.

    Slide File Number: 05.88-A-4 Built in 1875, the annex was formerly a Grammar School and later a high school, before the Niagara Historical Society Museum in Memorial Hall expanded into the building.

    File Number: 02/pt5/2-1.2 Built in 1853 by T.R. Merritt.