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Tag Archives: National Historic Site
Manoir Papineau National Historic Site, Montebello, Quebec
Manoir Papineau National Historic Site, Montebello, Quebec While we were visiting at the Chateau Montebello, we decided that it would be nice to take the short stroll over to the grounds of the Manoir Papineau National Historic Site directly adjacent … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Montebello, Quebec
Tagged anglican chapel, architectural styles, bench, chateau montebello, eclectic mix, Fire hydrant, fire hydrants, granary, hillside location, louis joseph papineau, Manoir papineau, manor house, National Historic Site, Ottawa River, papineau funeral chapel, Papineau Manor, parks canada, Quebec, red hydrant, tea pavilion, trail, wooded area
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Osgoode Hall – “Doors Open”, Toronto
Osgoode Hall – “Doors Open”, Toronto This weekend, we were in Toronto to photograph some of the buildings which would not normally be open to the public for photography. The “Open Doors” weekend provides access to a great many buildings … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged books, city of toronto, court, court of appeal, Designated building, divisional court, Divisional Court of the Supreme Court of Justice, domes, downtown toronto, First Chief Justice Of Upper Canada, landmark, law school, law society of upper canada, library, National Historic Site, ontario court of appeal, ontario heritage act, OPC, open doors, osgoode hall, photographers, photography, stained glass, superior court of justice, upper canada, William Osgoode
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