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The Architectural History of Arcola and the Moose Mountains

 
West side of Manor Street.
55 of 105 		Robert Cook house. The house was a hospital for a time.
56 of 105 		This house was built by Alex Watt, the manager of the Moose Mountain Company.
57 of 105 		House built by one of the Cook brothers.
58 of 105 		"Aunt" Ellie Kerr's boarding house.
59 of 105 		Mrs. Liebel and children on the veranda of their home.
60 of 105
Two stately Arcola houses on Carlyle Street.
61 of 105 		"Lindhurst" (built 1912) with the bungalow "Sans Soucie" (built 1914) to the left.
62 of 105 		Joseph Carr residence on Balmoral Avenue.
63 of 105 		Town of Arcola with CPR track Foreman's house in the foreground.
64 of 105 		Clyde and Edna Reed's farm home purchased in 1918 from T. Eaton Company.
65 of 105 		Arcola Main Street. Building at the left is W.H. Jones which was the first public building (1899).
66 of 105
Mears Bros. Hardware store.
67 of 105 		Chinese Laundry under construction.
68 of 105 		W.J. Wright Livery Stable.
69 of 105 		Arcola Methodist Church, opened Feb. 2, 1904.
70 of 105 		Interior of Arcola Methodist Church.
71 of 105 		Arcola Presbyterian Church, opened in 1904. Became United Church after 1925.
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