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Frazer Hardware & Ironmonger Store
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Oakville Heritage Register
Frazer Hardware and Ironmonger Store, credit to the Town of Oakville Details
Frazer Hardware and Ironmonger Store (c. 1834) resided at 215 Lakeshore Road East. This was one of the first buildings built in Oakville purely for commercial purposes.
Frazer Hardware & Ironmonger Store Details
Built in 1834 by William Creighton, the building is distinguished by a circular foil window at the top, almost a form of signature in the architecture, that can still been seen today.
Frazer Hardware & Ironmonger Store, Current Details
Currently residing in this building is Murron’s Cabinetree. This store sells reclaimed barn wood furniture & unique home accessories.
Information and drawn image credited to: Town of Oakville Designated Buildings: Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. Oakville, Ont.: Town of Oakville, 2000. Print.
