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Facades of Wingham - Past and Present

 
Stainton's Hardware is located in the Wilson block.
19 of 228 		184 Josephine Street was first a bank then a series of hardware stores.
20 of 228 		John Pattison rebuilt the 188 Josephine Street storefront in 1950.
21 of 228 		John Pattison sold and repaired radios and appliances in his store at 188 Josephine Street.
22 of 228 		Pattison sold his business to Ray Laidlaw in 1975. It was later bought by Stainton's Home Hardware.
23 of 228 		Stainton's Home Hardware won an award for the refurbishment of their storefront.
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This is a photo of the interior of T.A. Mills Store.
25 of 228 		The Wingham Advance Times occupied this space from 1932 until well into the 1980s.
26 of 228 		Alex Young's Hardware store operated from this storefront in 1914.
27 of 228 		Fred Carter opened his bake shop at 198 Josephine Street in 1922.
28 of 228 		These two Carter Bakery employees are standing beside a dough mixer.
29 of 228 		The third building to the south of McAvoy's is the Herdsman Block where Carter's Bakery was located.
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This is the Herdsman Block after it was rebuilt.
31 of 228 		In this 1954 photo of downtown Wingham during their 75th anniversary.
32 of 228 		A fire burnt down 200 Josephine Street in 1921. Mr Gurney rebuilt the building.
33 of 228 		200 Josephine Street has been rebuilt since the fire in 1921.
34 of 228 		McAvoy Drug Store buried under snow in 1947.
35 of 228 		This store has a rich history as a drug store, doctor's office and very early on as a restaurant.
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