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The Wool Combing on Church Street, built as Mackenzie Lumber.The Wool Combing on Church Street, built as Mackenzie Lumber.
The rectory of St. Joseph's Church on John Street.The rectory of St. Joseph's Church on John Street.
Beardmore water tower taken from John Street.Beardmore water tower taken from John Street.
The Church Street apartments, on the site of Beverly House.The Church Street apartments, on the site of Beverly House.
Window detail of brick house on Church Street.Window detail of brick house on Church Street.
The Olde Hide House, built as a warehouse for Beardmore in 1899.The Olde Hide House, built as a warehouse for Beardmore in 1899.
Weatherby's store on Church Street, built for Bud McDonald, a manager of Beardmore's, and then occupied by the Elliot's.Weatherby's store on Church Street, built for Bud McDonald, a manager of …
Acton Federal Building - the Post Office, built in 1965 on Bower Avenue.Acton Federal Building - the Post Office, built in 1965 on Bower …
The Acton Citizen's Band Hall on Wallace Ave.The Acton Citizen's Band Hall on Wallace Ave.
Acton Curling Club on Churchill Road.Acton Curling Club on Churchill Road.
The former farmhouse of Richard Brown on Churchill Road and Cedar Court.The former farmhouse of Richard Brown on Churchill Road and Cedar Court.
Former Esquesing School Section #17, presently the home of Safe & Sound Children’s Centre.Former Esquesing School Section #17, presently the home of Safe & Sound …
CREWSONS CORNERS - The barn of Hugh Hunter, being #6038 32 Sideroad, Esquesing.CREWSONS CORNERS - The barn of Hugh Hunter, being #6038 32 Sideroad, …
CREWSONS CORNERS - The pottery shop, former Shell station on the Nassagewayacorner on Highway #7.CREWSONS CORNERS - The pottery shop, former Shell station on the Nassagewayacorner …
