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Nash Houses (2842 and 2846 King Street E. )1986
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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Chester Nash house1986
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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Chester Nash house1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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The Donald Nash house was on the other side of William G. Nash's original brick building. This further subdivided the original 200 acre farm.18
Walter Nash House1989
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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Walter Nash house1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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Walter Nash house and fruit market1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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Across the street from William G. Nash's trio of family homes stood a cousin's house, built by William A. Nash, on land once owned by John Williamson.This house had a particularly sad end, being suddenly demolished in 1989 by a overzealous descendant.
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William A. Nash House Photo taken in preparation for historical designation by Hamilton LACAC1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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William A. Nash house1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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William A. Nash house, just prior to demolition1988
West Saltfleet, King Street E (Hamilton)
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The oldest property was the Samuel Nash house (latterly known as the Nash-Jackson House), which predated most of the other buildings in the area save for the Gage (Battlefield) House to the east and the Red Hill House to the west.In the mid 20th century, Leone (Nash) Jackson became an important social personage, and was involved in groups like the Women's Institutes and with the preservation of Battlefield Park.
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Nash (Jackson) House in Battlefield ParkDecember 2002
Centennial Parkway
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Stoney Creek Women's Institute on the steps of Grandview (The Jackson,Nash House)1945
Nash Road
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