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Prior to 1981 The Commercial was in a poor state. The building had been cosmetically repaired and the old character removed or sold. The building is now renovated and is used as a private residence and workshop / studio.

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Hickling General Store
1950's
16 Toronto Rd. S, Flesherton, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
Split Rail Country: A History of Artemesia Township Vol.1

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The Hickling General Store opened in 1911. It was a very popular general store and was operated for 63 years in the same location. Upon its closing there were a few other businesses in that same space - some subdividing the interior to create room for two businesses.

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Hickling General Store - Front
2009
16 Toronto Rd. S, Flesherton, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
South Grey Museum

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The Hickling General Store Building had been unoccupied for many years and had begun to deteriorate. These photos were taken prior to some building repairs such as the roof, rear facade and the front face in 2009.

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Hickling General Store - Rear
2009
16 Toronto Rd. S, Flesherton, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
South Grey Museum

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McLeod's Mill
1900-1930
Priceville, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
Priceville & It`s Roots/Routes

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The Mcleod Mill, in Priceville.

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McLeod's Mill
7 December 2010
County Rd #4, Priceville, Bridge over Saugeen River

Credits:
South Grey Museum

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The Mcleod Mill is now gone and the Saugeen River has claimed the banks again.

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Genoe House
2009
95 Toronto Rd, Flesherton, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
Taylor Barnett

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The Genoe House, home to the Thomas Genoe family, was originally a brick farmhouse built before 1915 that has been sided over and undergone some renovations. The building, was purchased by the Municipality of Grey Highlands.

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Grey Highlands Public Library - New Flesherton Branch
10 January 2011
95 Toronto Rd, Flesherton, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
South Grey Museum

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The Genoe House was used during many Split Rail Festivals after the farm was sold and the land divided for the Highland Drive subdivision and the Flesherton Arena. In 2010, prior to the house being torn down to build the new Flesherton Branch of the Grey Highlands Public Library, it was used by Grey Highlands Fire Services for training.