Brady Hardware Building
Fourth Street
1916
History
Original Owner Name: William Albert Brady
- became Brady & Son
- hardware – north side – Post office – south side
1956 – William Campion Marshall Wells Store
Sold to Verne McConnell – closed in 1978
- now known as the Klussen Block
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G.S. Monroe Co. Building
Fourth Street
1902
History
Original Owner Name: G.S. Munroe
1927 – United Store
1953 – Solo
1977 Glendon Solo Store
1988 Reston Fine Foods
Original Builder/Architect: William Albert Pierce – Stone Mason
Features
Fieldstone
Granite sections cut from one rock found 5 km south in the Kinloss
District
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Chapman Drug Store Building
Fourth Street
1907
History
Original Owner Name: Dr. Chapman
Burt Brown
Lloyd Fumerton
Harry Neil
Lyall McMorran
Moorow Pharmacy
Grant & Nancy Schiltroth
Features
- first telephone switchboard
- once housed a Dentist later Liquor Store
- ice cream parlour
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Berry Block
Fourth Street
1906
History
Brick faced in 1914
Original Owner Name: Edward Hanlon Berry
- Jewellery & Watch Repair - south half of main floor
- Retail with Residence - south half of main floor
- nine bedrooms on second floor
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Former Ellis Motors
Fourth Street
1948
History
Wilfred Nolan (Nolan’s garage)
- purchased by Wilfred Ellis in 1957
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Modern Cafe Building
Fourth Street
1910
History
Deering Equipment agency
1946 became “Modern Lunch Bar”
Features
- moved to site ca. 1927
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Guthrie & Bulloch Insurance
Building
Fourth Street
ca. 1915
History
Sears - 1978
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Bank of British North America
Fourth Street
1918
History
B.N.A. merged with Bank of Montreal 1918
Replaced earlier building destroyed in a large fire 1916
Living quarters on second floor.
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C.P.R. Shed?
History
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Elevator
History
Formerly Agricore
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Townsley Garage Building
ca. 1915
History
J.B. Townsley
- Sherman Dayton ca. 1935
- sold to Wilfred Nolan
- business moved to new 4th St location by 1948
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Reston Recorder Building
Fourth Street
History
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Wm. Busby Farm Site
SE 20-7-27
GPS Reading: 14U 0347652 5494035
ca. 1910
History
Construction Date: Wm. Busby Farm est. 1888
Original Owner Name:
1885 – E.R. Edwards
1889 – 1910 Wm. H. Busby
1914-1932 W. Busby
Original Builder/Architect: Jim Stallwood
Features
- bricks taken off
- nice grounds etc.
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John Clegg Farm Site
SW 22-7-27
ca. 1910
History
John Clegg homesteaded in 1883 on this site and lived here for 40 years.
Building Features of Interest:
- Location by Pipestone Creek – this would have been an advantageous
spot in pioneer times
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James Bulloch Farm
SW 16-7-27
1904
History
James I. Bulloch
Features
- clipped gables
- renovated
- barn – in good shape
- basement with original features
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C.P.R. Engine House
GPS Reading: 14U 0482066 5470529
1906
History
Roundhouse – Railway Engine Maintenance
Features
- roundhouse form – wedge-shaped front
-large access doors
- some interior elements and machinery
- Municipal Designation #M0142
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