Commercial Buildings Saint Andrew Street
St. Andrew Street is the main street in Fergus and is the site of many older commercial buildings, some of them still owned by descendents of the original families.
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| Temperance Hall was built in 1852. By 1874 it had become the Beatty Plant. Courtesy: Wellington County Museum and Archives ph9678 |
Temperance Hall in 2000 |
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| James Russell in 1910 Courtesy: Pat Mestern |
James Russell in 2000 |
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| Corner, St. Andrew and St. David -- undated Courtesy: Pat Mestern |
Corner, St. Andrew and St. David -- 1999 |
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