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Historic houses: Oshawa Historical Society wants $250,000 to restore Guy House, above, as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park
Historic houses: Oshawa Historical Society wants $250,000 to restore Guy House, above, as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park

Historic houses: Oshawa Historical Society wants $250,000 to restore Guy House, above, as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park

Date8/10/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Historic houses: Oshawa Historical Society wants $250;000 to restore Guy House; above; as it did Henry House (below) and Robinson House (below right) to make up a historical village in Lakeview Park.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0107335F
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