Architecture
Ontario
Toronto
Title: View of Canada Life Building from Osgoode Hall.
Order No.: A1-5048.
Location: Toronto
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Title: Old and New - Union Staton and skyscraper.
Order No.: A1-9972.
Location: Toronto
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Title: Architectural Glass - Brookfield Court.
Order No.: A1-9867.
Location: Toronto.
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Title: Cow Gate, cast-iron main gate. Osgoode Hall.
Order Order.: A1-2004.
Location: Law Courts, Toronto.
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Title: Cow Gate, cast iron, Osgoode Hall..
Order No.: A1-9986.
Location: Toronto.
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Eastern Ontario
Title: Settlement Church.c.1865.
Order No.: A1-0511.
Country: Canada (Eastern Ontario)
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Title: Settler Log Cabin, Eastern Ontario. Order No.: A1-6985
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Title: Grape Design Bench, 19th century.
Order No.: A1-3014.
Location: Picton, Ontario
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Title: Cast-iron fence and grape design bench.
Order No.: A1-3001.
Location: Picton.
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Title: End of Summer 2020 - Picton Harbour.
Order No.: A1-3125.
Location: Picton, Loyalist Town. Ontario
Title: Old Settler's Farm House, c.1890s.
Order No.: A1-9586.
Location: near Phillipsville, Eastern Ontario.
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Title: Old Settler's Barn.
Order No.: A1-1496.
Location: near Gravenhurst.
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Title: Newel Post, 19th century.
Order No.: A1-3028.
Location: Adlophustown, Ontario
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Title: The Blue Church and Cemetery, c. 1780s. One of the oldest functioning cemeteries in Ontario. Dedicated to the Early Settlers of Augusta County.
Order No.: A1-5508
Location, near Maitland, eastern Ontario.
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Title: Manor House, 19th C.
Order No.: A1-3744.
Location: Prescott, Eastern Ontario, 2014.
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Title: Cast-iron Decorative Fence, early 19th Century. From Wm. Clendinneng Foundry, Montreal.
Order No.: A1-1917.
Location: Prescott, Ontario.
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St Andrew's Church, Williamstown, Eastern Ontario
Title: Perimeter fence, circa. 1853, St. Andrew's Church in Winter, Williamstown. Order No.: A1-6447.
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Title: St. Andrew's Church, c 1830s.
Order No.: A1-6428.
Location: Williamstown, eastern Ontario
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Title: Clendinneng Cast-iron fence, c.late 1840s.
Order No.: A1-6186.
Location: St. Andrew's Church, Williamstown.
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Title: Cemetery Fence, circa late 1840s (by the Clendinneng Foundry of Montreal).
Order No.: A1-6177.
Location: St. Andrew's Church, Williamstown, E. Ontario.
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Title: Clendinneng Iron Fence, c 1853.
Order No.: A1-3613.
Location: St. Andrew's Church, Williamstown, Eastern Ontario.
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Earliest dated, c.1853, Clendinneng iron fence.
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The old fences in the St. Andrew’s cemetery, Williamstown were made by the Clendinneng foundry in Montreal in the 19th century. The iron pieces for the various plots were brought along the St. Lawrence by ship and taken inland by sleigh during the winter to the St. Andrews church.
Around 1900, the church decided to remove all the iron fences around each plot to create a long perimeter fence surrounding the perimeter of the cemetery including the church itself. It is made up of fences of different design from the various plots and It is quite beautiful. Over the years some trees have fallen down on a few sections but church had enough iron in reserve to fill the gap. There on now only one single plot remaining with iron and it comes from the Clendinneng foundry, c.1840s.
Around 1900, the church decided to remove all the iron fences around each plot to create a long perimeter fence surrounding the perimeter of the cemetery including the church itself. It is made up of fences of different design from the various plots and It is quite beautiful. Over the years some trees have fallen down on a few sections but church had enough iron in reserve to fill the gap. There on now only one single plot remaining with iron and it comes from the Clendinneng foundry, c.1840s.
Title: Merchant House, early 19th Century.
Order No.: A1-0839.
Location: Prescott, Ontario
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Title: Settler's Home, 19th Century, Eastern Ontario. Order No.: A1-7318
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Title: Wood Frames Victorian House, c.1890s.
Order No.: A1-5571.
Location: Brockville, ON
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Title: Chimney of Old Wood Framed House. c. 1890s.
Order No.: A1-5576.
Location: Brockville, ON.
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Title: Settler's Farm, Opeongo Trail, c. 1900.
Order No.: A1-2983.
Location: eastern Ontario
Central Ontario
Title: Old Dock, Killarney.
Order No.: A1-2582.
Location: Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario.
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Title: Tin & Iron Facade, Petrie Building, circa. 1882.
Order No.: A1-2005.
Location: Main Street, Guelph, Ontario.
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