Port Colborne

Ontario

10 historic places

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The Augustine House displays a unique mixture of mid-nineteenth century detail; City of Port Colborne

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Augustine House

Port Colborne, Ontario

The former Humberstone Township Hall; City of Port Colborne

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Humberstone Township Hall

Port Colborne, Ontario

Ingleside Bed and Breakfast; City of Port Colborne

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Ingleside

Port Colborne, Ontario

The former Ott House at 518 King Street; City of Port Colborne

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Ott House

Port Colborne, Ontario

Front side of the former Reformed Mennonite Meeting House at 269 Killaly Street West; City of Port Colborne website

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Reformed Mennonite Meeting House

Port Colborne, Ontario

Roselawn now houses the Roselawn Complex and Showboat Festival Theatre; City of Port Colborne

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Roselawn

Port Colborne, Ontario

Sherkwood, built and owned by Charles Sherk in the 1870s; Callie Hemsworth, Brock University, 2007

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Sherkwood

Port Colborne, Ontario

St. James Rectory residence on 346 Catharine Street; City of Port Colborne

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St. James Rectory

Port Colborne, Ontario

Photo taken from the front of 380 King Street, the former Thomas Euphronius Reeb House; City of Port Colborne website

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Thomas Euphronius Reeb House

Port Colborne, Ontario

Wildwood, the former retirement and summer home of Alice and Joseph Dickinson on 14 Catharine Street; City of Port Colborne website

Municipal Heritage Designation (Part IV)

Wildwood

Port Colborne, Ontario