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Facades of Wingham - Past and Present

 
This used to be a feed and seed store.
91 of 228 		This was Sturdy's Tobacco Room and Pool Hall in the 1940s.
92 of 228 		Pattison Radio and Electric had a cooking school in the Lyceum Theatre as a store promotion.
93 of 228 		One of Lyceum Theatre's programs detailing movies and show times for December and January.
94 of 228 		Cooking school at the Lyceum Theatre, sponsored by John Pattison.
95 of 228 		The Lyceum Theatre has been a movie theatre since movies became available in this area of Ontario.
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This was the site of W.H. Hamilton's Optical Co.
97 of 228 		Hamilton Optical Co., 1947
98 of 228 		The McKenzie block, known for being the business location of the town's photographers.
99 of 228 		This was the Zurbrigg Photo Studio for many years.
100 of 228 		The barber shop at the left edge of the photo is 290 Josephine Street.
101 of 228 		This is the second block of buildings built by George McKenzie and also called the McKenzie Block.
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Lee's restaurant, opened in 1958.
103 of 228 		The Coca Cola sign is hanging in front of Lee's restaurant.
104 of 228 		A photo of John Wilson's office, taken in 1901.
105 of 228 		This style of coffin and support are similar to those sold at one time by Currie's Funeral Home.
106 of 228 		R.A. Currie and Sons advertisement from the Wingham Advance Times.
107 of 228 		A pamphlet from the Buchanan Hardware Store in Wingham.
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