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Amazing Lace
Images: Buildings & Structures

 
The Weir home in St. Marys, erected ca. 1855 at 177 Church Street
1 of 21 		A. Beattie & Company (shown on right), corner of Queen and Church Streets
2 of 21 		A. Beattie & Company
3 of 21 		St. Marys Grand Trunk Junction Station
4 of 21 		Weir home and current St. Marys Museum as it appeared in 1902
5 of 21 		Southeast corner of the Weir home
6 of 21
Church Street looking South in front of Cadzow Park
7 of 21 		The Weir flax mill
8 of 21 		Fairhill, home of Sidney and Bessie Fraleigh, 310 Queen Street, E
9 of 21 		Fairhill (Kingsway Lodge) with members of the Fraleigh family on the lawn
10 of 21 		Hunting geese; Duncan Weir (right) and Dr. Blair
11 of 21 		Cadzow Park as it appeared in 1936
12 of 21
Cadzow Park house, swimming pool in foreground
13 of 21 		Children playing in Cadzow Swimming Pool
14 of 21 		Unidentified man, Frances and Henry Wilson, Bessie Fraleigh on Queen Street near Fairhill
15 of 21 		Henry and Frances Wilson's house, 84 Church Street, S
16 of 21 		Mrs. Henry E. Wilson, née Frances Weir
17 of 21 		Emma Fraleigh and ladies
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