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Business change in Oakville threatens historic landmark
Business change in Oakville threatens historic landmark

Business change in Oakville threatens historic landmark

Date4/12/1934
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Original Toronto Star caption: Business change in Oakville threatens historic landmark. A historic landmark of Oakville; owned by the Whitaker family for two-thirds ofa cntury and once in the centre of the town's business district; the old house (1) on Dundas St.; just north of Colborne st.; will be torn down after May 1 to make way for an addition to a gasoline service station; according to present plans. The building was erected 80 years ago during a boom in the town and is in a fine state of preservation
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