127 Mill Street. The Royal Canadian Legion

Description
Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
127 Mill Street.
The Royal Canadian Legion site.
The building was built around c1880 to house H.A. McCallum's livery stables. In 1909 the stables were bought by John Willoughby. At that time they were renovated by J.B. Mackenzie and Co. The building was later renovated again when it was bought by the Royal Canadian Legion to become the headquarters of Branch 120. The building is commonly known as Legion Hall. Presently part of the building on the main floor houses C&S Printing.
Date of Original
1 Jun 1987
Date Of Event
1987
Subject(s)
Commercial streets
Local identifier
p10474f.jpg
Collection
Heritage Halton Hills
Geographic Coverage
  • Georgetown
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 43.65011 Longitude: -79.91634
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P.O. Box 51,

Georgetown, ON L7G 4T1

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