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  • 2026-10-10
    The 1845 Philo Hicock House, reflective of the Ontario Regency Cottage Style and the Ontario Vernacular Style, consists of a…
  • 2026-10-10
    St. Brigid's, 314 St. Patrick Street, is a rusticated limestone Romanesque Revival former church. It is prominently located at the…
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    St. David's Presbyterian Church is located at 132 Main Street North, on the west side of Main Street North, north…
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    The building at 270 King Street East, known as St. George's Cathedral (Anglican), is situated at the corner of King…
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    St. Peter's Anglican Church is a sandstone structure built in the Gothic Revival and Picturesque style and is noted to…
  • 2026-10-10
    The structure at King's Road (County Road 18), known as St. Raphael's Church Ruins, is situated at the intersection of…
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    The Carleton County Gaol is located at 75-77 Nicholas Street, in between Wilbrod Road and Laurier Avenue East and consists…
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    The Carleton Place Town Hall is situated on the north-east corner of Bridge and Mill Streets. This three-storey majestic stone…
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    The Centretown Heritage Conservation District is a primarily residential area, with some commercial corridors, within downtown Ottawa. Centretown consists of…
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    Built in the early 1870s, the Cheney House, 176 Bronson Avenue, is located on a primary thoroughfare in central Ottawa,…