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      The Oxford County Courthouse is located at 415 Hunter Street in Woodstock, Ontario. Architects who constructed the courthouse were Cuthbertson and Fowler. Its official opening date was in December, 1892.

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      A photographs of the old Pines Motel, once located on Dundas Street East in Woodstock, Ontario.

      A postcard used for advertising L.E. Edwards Shoe Repair Shop on Reeve Street in Woodstock, Ontario.

      Postcard from Eva Nelson

      St. Mary's Catholic Church: The St. Mary's Catholic Church was first opened on December 8, 1886. It was once located on Oxford Street in Woodstock, Ontario. In 1925, a fire destroyed the interior of the church and renovations followed. Several renovations and additions were constructed over the next few decades. …

      The Woodstock Armouries were built after the Boer War in 1904 by Nagle and Mills of Ingersoll and officially opened on January 23, 1908. From its inception, the Armouries then became a central social hub for the community, especially as a sporting center due to the large gymnasium floor, bowling …

      A street view of Vansittart Avenue in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. Facing north towards Buller Street.

      A view of Wellington Street South in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.

      A view of Drew Street looking east in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.

      A view from the corner of Light and Buller Streets looking south in Woodstock, Ontario. Identified by users in response to our "Mystery Question".

      The Victoria Park war memorial in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. The Woodstock Cenotaph stands on the southeast corner of the park, enclosed in a black iron fence. It was originally erected in 1925 to commemorate the soldiers who had perished in the First World War, though it now includes memorials for …

      The Victoria Park war memorial in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. The Woodstock Cenotaph stands on the southeast corner of the park, enclosed in a black iron fence. It was originally erected in 1925 to commemorate the soldiers who had perished in the First World War, though it now includes memorials for …

      A view of Dundas Street and the former City Post Office in downtown Woodstock, Ontario, Canada.

      The former post office building for the City of Woodstock, located on the corner of Dundas and Reeve Streets. Built in 1901, the first floor of the building was the post office, Customs Offices were on the second floor, and the Caretaker's apartment was on the third floor. Postal service …

      The former post office building for the City of Woodstock, located on the corner of Dundas and Reeve Streets. Built in 1901, the first floor of the building was the post office, Customs Offices were on the second floor, and the Caretaker's apartment was on the third floor. Postal service …

      The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing training in theology and arts, and at one time was expected to attain full university status. In 1881, its faculty of …

      Woodstock's first grammar/high school was established by an Act of Parliament in 1841. This first school was located at the corner of Dundas and Wellington Streets. In 1851 a new school site was chosen at the corner of Graham and Hunter Streets. By 1881, the number of students at the …

      Old St. Paul's Church is located at 723 Dundas Street, in the City of Woodstock in Ontario, Canada. This Anglican church was constructed in 1834.

      The original Woodstock General Hospital was opened in 1895 and was situated on a hill on the southwest corner of Brant and Riddell Street in Woodstock, Ontario. The original building, part of which was still in use in 1997, contained a small operating room and thirty patient beds. In the …