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  • 2026-10-08
    Joseph Seagram, industrialist, politician and sportsman, was born near Galt, Upper Canada. In 1864 he came to Waterloo where he…
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    Built around 1816, this house is a reminder of the migration of Pennsylvania-German Mennonites to Waterloo County in the early…
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    Born near Cobourg, Hart Massey took over his father's farm implement manufacturing business in 1855. He soon made it the…
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    This residence, completed in 1959, sensitively echoes its natural setting, making it a distinctly Canadian interpretation of the International Style.…
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    As a composer, organist, choir master and teacher, Healey Willan waged constant war on mediocre church music. In the process…
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    This distinctive hall, home of the Heliconian Club since 1923, was built as a Carpenter Gothic Revival Style church in…
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    This great Canadian achieved international renown as a physician and social activist. He made significant contributions to thoracic surgery in…
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    Originally called St. Paul's, this chapel was the first Protestant church in Upper Canada and is now the oldest surviving…
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    This house was built in 1861-62 for Dr. Walter B. Geikie, a prominent medical teacher, who lived here from 1862…
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    Massachusetts born, Hiram Walker had by the 1850s become a successful general merchant, distiller and grain dealer in Detroit. After…