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Facades of Wingham - Past and Present

 
This cash register was used in Hanna's Ladies' Wear and Miller's Ladies' Wear.
73 of 228 		This was the site of the Wingham Post Office from 1898 to 1907.
74 of 228 		This has been a shoe store since this builidng was created.
75 of 228 		Top hats sold at Hanna's Men's and Boys' Wear
76 of 228 		This is John Hanna Sr. and John Hanna Jr.
77 of 228 		Hanna's Men's and Boys' Wear
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MacDonald Block and Hanna Stores, 1940s
79 of 228 		This is an advertisement from one of the early newspapers for Hanna Co.
80 of 228 		This is an advertisement for Isard's from one of the town newspapers.
81 of 228 		Notice the show window that wraps around the corner of building of the Hanna building.
82 of 228 		N.D. Cameron, a wholesale distributor, has been located at 263 Josephine Street since 1963.
83 of 228 		One of the four holding cells that are still in the basement.
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The library was located in the Town Hall for many years.
85 of 228 		The public library was in the Town Hall from its opening in 1891 until the 1980s.
86 of 228 		Cast photo of one of the many productions that were put on in the Wingham Opera House.
87 of 228 		The Town Hall was built in 1890.
88 of 228 		Wingham Town Hall in 2004.
89 of 228 		Charles Bondi's stores operated in many different locations in Wingham over the years.
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