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Welcome
To
The Internet Home
Of
Heritage Cornwall
"Built With Pride, Built With Style -
Discovering Cornwall's Architectural Heritage"
This book is Heritage Cornwall's first major publication that was
officially released on February 26, 2007. The book uses Cornwall
properties as examples of the various architectural styles that have been
used since the community was first settled in 1784 right up to today's
modern styles (Palladian Georgian to Post Modern). It also features
a Glossary to help the reader understand the many proper names that are
used to describe features of a building, such as a bay window, cornice
and pinnacle. Originally conceived as a means for Heritage Cornwall
members to become familiar with architectural terms, the 2003 - 2006 term
of the committee realized that the publication would be an excellent way
to promote Cornwall's fantastic building heritage and would make a great
coffee table book for every household. If you'd like any further
information about this publication, please e-mail us with your questions."
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Railway history
for Cornwall, Ontario
Cornwall Station
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Significant Railway Dates
(Click
for significant dates)
Chris Granger
From the 1880s, to the late 1950s, there once was
a 130 mile long rail line thathad a large vision of serving two countries.Unfortunately,
the line's ambitions were larger than their financial situation and it
never achieved the status it had strived for. From the very beginning,
the route the company had tried to build across Ontario was always put
into question, due to the ever changing plans for the construction of the
Canadian Pacific Railway as well as the company's financial backing.
(Read more of the history
by clicking here)

(Joint station
in Massena)
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Heritage Photo Of The
Month
This monthly photo feature is our
way of informing you of the various features of our website. You will see,
pictures of designated or other heritage sites of interest. I'm sure
you'll find the displays entertaining and rewarding as you learn about
heritage in Cornwall and surrounding area you may not have known existed.
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