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  • Dec 30, 2023
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Masonic Temple (Building dates to 1926 but incorporates the old Wesleyan Methodist Church (1846) where Peter Jones was minister.)
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Port Credit Lawn Bowling Green (Not used for Lawn Bowling but still not redeveloped in February 2023.)
Port Credit Arena June 2010 (The Port Credit Arena was renovated in June 2010.)
Port Credit 125 Garden July 2010
Port Credit 125
Port Credit Memorial Arena
Mary Fix House
Port Credit Heritage Sign
Fire Hall and Police Station (Built 1955. Independant services until 1974. Remains as a Fire Station .)
Port Credit Lawn Bowling Pitch (Former lawn bowling green.)
Port Credit Cenotaph (April 2005)
Grey House (APRIL 13 2005 One of the houses for the Grey Family who owned and operated the St. Lawrence Starch Company. It was converted to a restaurant before being razed in the Starchworks Redevelopment.)
End of the Line (This building was originally built as last station for the Radial Line that went to Port Credit from Long Branch. December 8 2012)
Port Credit Federal Bldg (April 2005)
Port Credit Federal Bldg (Renewed. The Federal government had no need of a separate Customs office in Port Credit and the mail service outgrew and moved to a new location. A developer kept the red brick part and put a glass addition on. The addition was partly leased to the CIBC. The CIBC building had been razed to widen and straighten the Lakeshore - Stavebank Road intertsection.)

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