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Owner/Address |
Recognition Type |
Designation Date |
Cultural Value, Interest, Attributes |
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Barker Natural Heritage Property Concession 4 WBR Pt Lot 15 Incl RP3R5266 Part 1 |
Ontario Heritage |
By Law Number: Not Applicable
Designation Date: Unknown |
Tree or landscape feature |
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Donaldson Archaeological Site |
National Historic Site |
By Law Number: Not Applicable
Designation Date: Unknown |
Unclassified site |
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Former Wiarton High School |
Part IV OHA Designation |
By Law Number: 15-2008
Designation Date: 27-Mar-06 |
Georgian Canon building proportions and Palladian evolved features (central upper window, head trim), truncated hip roof and ploygonal cupola, ashlar cut and rigidly coarsed masonry cladding, voussoirs of the main entry arch, arched entranceway reflecting Romanesque revival style of post 1885 Ontario |
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Gadd - About Bed & Breakfast |
Part IV OHA Designation |
By Law Number: 111-2008
Designation Date: 15-Sep-08 |
Georgian Revival "Box" home, faced with Scottish brick, original chimney and remains of a Widows Walk at centre of hipped roof, interior oak staircase, original fireplace and radiators and remnants of dumb waiter |
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Sauble Falls Bridge |
Part IV OHA Designation |
By Law Number: 86-2006
Designation Date: 30-Oct-06 |
Original reinforced concrete and steel bridge construction, demonstrates traveled route of original settlers, last untouched structure at Sauble Falls which represents 1920/1930 architecture |
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Old MacNeil Estate (The) |
Part IV OHA Designation |
By-Law Number: Not Applicable
Designation Date: 13-Mar-89 |
Reticulated limestone, Georgian centre hall plan, 2 storey rectangular "T" addition at rear, full and partial cellars, face front left porch originally glazed as conservatory adjoining original library, structure originally had slate roof, foundation and some main storey walls existent, limestone barn foundations showing original stalls and storage areas are at north rear of house |
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Wiarton Train Station |
Part IV OHA Designation |
By Law Number : 56-2009
Designation Date: 12-May-09 |
Built of locally milled pine, white cedar and hemlock, one of six known station buildings in Canada which retains it original coffered geometrically patterned tongue and groove ceilings, Queen Anne/Chateau style wooden building intact as originally designed, hub of transportation for CNR |