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      This barn was built in 1824 by John C. Snyder. John Snyder was born 1 February 1792 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. His family emigrated to Canada in 1804 and settled in the Doon area. In 1814, John married Catherine Snyder and in 1823, the couple purchased 287 acres of land …

      This Ontario Gothic farmhouse was built in 1861 by John Tilt. The Tilt family was from the Blair area, but moved to Doon in 1861 to start the Tilt Brick and Tile Factory. Charles Tilt, John's son, was known for breeding fowl, which he showed at the Royal Winter Fair, …

      According to the 1966 Waterloo Historical Society annual volume, this house may have been located on Craig Street.

      It is believed that these houses were over one hundred years old at the time they were photographed. The house in the foreground has been identified as 20 Pinnacle Drive, Kitchener, Ontario.

      This church was built in 1880 and was then covered with red brick in 1889, which is the year noted on the building. The church was used until 1916 and remained closed until 1936 when Margaret Ross purchased it to be used as a personal residence. She resided in the …

      Black and white photograph of the Doon railroad station and freight shed located on the Galt-Elmira Branch of the Grand Trunk Railway in Doon, Ontario. There are six, unidentified people standing in front of the station.

      The house was built in 1807.