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Bellevue
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[197-] (Creation)
- Creator
- Gwyneth Travers
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1 photograph : col. photocopy ; 27.4 x 20.4 cm
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Woodcut by Gwyneth Travers published as part of a calendar.
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Transfer by Queen's University Archives, 3 March 2003.
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Open
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Bellevue, located at 35 Centre Street was built for Charles Hales in 1838-1840. It was also the former home of Sir John A. Macdonald and in 1928 it was occupied by Dr. F.W. Atach.
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Conservation code: 3.4
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Final
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Description created 11/03/2003. Last updated 22/10/2015. Archivist: Stewart Renfrew.