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Item types: Photographs- Item types: Albums
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- Gouinlock House
Image was taken in January 2010 Image was taken in January 2010County of Brant Public Library - Photograph of a Train Pulling into the Paris Train Station
The station remained in use until 1968 which would mean that this photograph would have to have been before then. The station remained in use until 1968 which would mean that this photograph would have to have been before then.County of Brant Public Library - Photograph of a Park in Paris, Ontario
Based on the dates other photos in this collection were taken, it was likely that this photograph was taken in the 1960s. Based on the dates other photos in this collection were taken, it was likely that this photograph was taken in the 1960s.County of Brant Public Library - Penman's Workman's Cottages
House Summary The Penman’s Workers Cottages were built by John Penman for workers at the Penman’s Mill, starting in 1916. The Cottages consist of both semi-attached and single detached homes along the Grand River on Willow Street. The four semi-attached homes were built first in 1916 followed by the single … House Summary The Penman’s Workers Cottages were built by John Penman for workers at the Penman’s Mill, starting in 1916. The Cottages consist of both semi-attached and single detached homes …County of Brant Public Library - Photograph of Penman's Workers Cottage on Willow Street in Paris
This is a photograph of 28 and 30 Willow Street in Paris, Ontario. This semi-attached home was one of the workman's cottages built by John Penman for workers of the Penman's Mill in 1916. The cottages are symmetrical redbrick dwellings with front verandahs. Notice the dormer with a hipped roof … This is a photograph of 28 and 30 Willow Street in Paris, Ontario. This semi-attached home was one of the workman's cottages built by John Penman for workers of the …
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