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Colour photograph of the Grey Gables Coach House building in 1983. The photo was taken by well known artist Ross Beard as inspiration for his paintings.

Black and white photographic print of a View of South Main Street and Aqueduct Street looking south, and a swing bridge at Division Street over the Third Canal (before the Alexandra Bridge was built) c. 1902.

Black and white photographic print of the Hagar residence on Aqueduct Street, c. 1900.

Colour slide showing a view of the exterior of the Grey Gables building, October 1983. The picture was possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in 1992. The Holy Trinity Anglican Cemetery…

Colour slide showing a view of the exterior of the Grey Gables building, October 1983. The yellow portable on the right would have been used for Notre Dame College School or St. Kevin Catholic Elementary School.

The picture was possibly part of a…

Colour slide showing a view of the exterior of the Grey Gables building, October 1983. Most of the windows are boarded up.

The picture was possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in…

Colour slide showing the Porte-cochère section of the Grey Gables building, October 1983. The picture was possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in 1992.

Colour slide showing a view of the exterior of the Grey Gables building, August 1984. The picture was possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in 1992.

Three colour slides with separate views of the Grey Gables building, October 1983. The pictures were possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in 1992.

Colour slide showing a view of the entrance to the Grey Gables building, October 1983. The picture was possibly part of a 1983 architectural report on the building. The building was eventually demolished in 1992.