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Cabins, Log & Plank Houses: Exterior
Ville-Marie, 1642 Ville-Marie (Montreal) in 1642, established originally as an Indian mission and haven.
ID #10074
Pioneer Clearing Bush clearing and loghouse in Southern Ontario. Farming frontiers arose in Southern Ontario in the 1780s while the fur trade still lasted there.
ID #10208
Daniel Stong's House-1 Daniel Stong's log house, 1816, on their original land at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, Ontario.
ID #20390
Oldest House in Perth Oldest house in Perth, Upper Canada, constructed c. 1816. Perth itself was settled around 1817 near the Rideau River by disbanded troops as a barrier against renewed American invasion.
ID #20310
Black Creek Village-1 Daniel Stong's plank house, originally erected in 1832, at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, Ontario, with Roblin's Mill in the background.
ID #20616
Lumber Camp Post-confederation lumber camp in Northern Ontario.
ID #20422
Half Way House Half Way House, built c. 1850 on Kingston Road east in Scarborough, halfway between Dunbarton and the St. Lawrence Market, and now at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, Ontario.
ID #20409
Burwick House Burwick House, Woodbridge, Upper Canada, built in the 1840s, and now at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto, Ontario.
ID #20408
Traders' House Traders' house at Lake of the Woods, Ontario. By the 1730s, the French line of posts extended past the Lake of the Woods and into the prairies.
ID #20259
Settler's Home A settler's first home on the prairie, near Carberry, Assiniboia District, Manitoba, c. 1900. Oil painting by Edward Roped (1833-1909).
ID #23276
The Priory The Priory, first house in Guelph, Ontario, c. 1908. Later used as a CPR depot, it was built in 1827 by John Galt, founder of Guelph.
ID #20323
Muskoka Pioneer Village A log cabin set amidst autumn colours at Muskoka Pioneer Village, a reconstructed community that includes a museum with displays of Muskoka's own heritage, in Huntsville, Ontario.
ID #23131
Fanshawe Village Outside one of the 22 carefully restored pioneer buildings that recall Ontario's settlement beginnings at Fanshawe Pioneer Village outside London.
ID #23129
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