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Something new for black creek village, Workmen were busy on weekend setting up this Mennonite Meeting House in Black Creek Pioneer Village. Built in 1(...)
Something new for black creek village, Workmen were busy on weekend setting up this Mennonite Meeting House in Black Creek Pioneer Village. Built in 1(...)

Something new for black creek village, Workmen were busy on weekend setting up this Mennonite Meeting House in Black Creek Pioneer Village. Built in 1(...)

Date10/15/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Something new for black creek village; Workmen were busy on weekend setting up this Mennonite Meeting House in Black Creek Pioneer Village. Built in 1824; it is considered an excellent example of architecture and construction methods from pioneer days. It was formerly in Vaughan Township's Mennonite Cemetery; but cemetery officials feared it might be damaged by vandals. Here; it causes minor traffic jam on Keele St. as it is moved on truck.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0105268F