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The Chatham-Kent Municipal Heritage Register
THE CHATHAM-KENT MUNICIPAL HERITAGE REGISTER Part I - Designated Properties Properties Designated under Part IV Of the Ontario Heritage Act King Street, Chatham, Circa 1923-1924 Photo Credit: H.J. Woodside / Library and Archives Canada / PA-016775 Community of Bothwell 320 Main Street North Date By-Law Passed: 18-Jun-1990 (By-law 532- 90) Historic Period and/or Date of Erection: circa 1915 Historical Significance: Bothwell Town Hall was designed by architect William Murray. It has served the community as a town hall, jail, council chambers, fire hall, library, and theatre. The theatre on the second floor is well preserved and illustrates the importance of the structure as a hub of social activity. Architectural Significance/Description: The structure is an outstanding example of Edwardian Classicism architecture. One of the original jail cells has been retained in the front portion of the dwelling. Contextual Significance: The building is a landmark in Bothwell. Legal Description: Plan 141, Lot 493 to 494 Additional Notes: 2 Community of Bothwell 514 Peter Street North Date By-Law Passed: 18-Jun-1990 (By-law 533- 90) Historic Period and/or Date of Erection: circa 1880 Historical Significance: St. Ignatius Church was designed by Tracy & Durand of London, Ontario. Architectural Significance/Description: The church is an excellent example of Gothic Revival architecture. It was constructed in polychromatic white and red brick, rarely found in Chatham- Kent. Contextual Significance: The church is an important landmark and a testament to Bothwell’s affluence during the oil boom. Legal Description: Plan 141, Lot 659 to 660 Additional Notes: 3 Community of Camden (Twp.) 29251 Uncle Toms Road Date By-Law Passed: 6-Jul-1990 (By-law 42-90) Historic Period and/or Date of Erection: circa 1845 Historical Significance: The Josiah Henson House is the main heritage home on this nationally significant historic site. -
A Landowner's Guide to Tallgrass Prairie and Savanna Management in Ontario
A Landowner’s Guide to Tallgrass Prairie and Savanna Management in Ontario Tallgrass Ontario Author: Cathy Quinlan, B.Sc., M.A. Financial Contributors This publication has been produced with generous Acknowledgements support from: The author would like to thank the following people • The Donner Canadian Foundation who provided valuable advice and assistance in the • Endangered Species Recovery Fund k r F development and review of this guide: a W m e W d l a r o T b The Donner d m e y • Ken Browne, Friends of Sharon Creek r S e t a s i d g Graham Buck, n • Brant Stewardship Network Canadian e a R P F 6 8 • Todd Farrell, Nature Conservancy of Canada, W 9 W Foundation 1 R Ontario Region © • Dave Heaman, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources • Mathis Natvik, Orford Ridges Native Plants • Allan Woodliffe, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Environment Environnement Canada Canada Graphic Design: Dool Art + Design ISBN: 0-9736739-0-7 Printed in Canada Cover Photos: Clockwise from top right: Herbicide treatment, City of Toronto Urban Forestry Prescribed Burn, Cathy Quinlan Seeding, Eleanor Heagy Ojibway Prairie, Paul Pratt Back Cover: Tallgrass Ontario Illustration by Judie Shore Reproduction, Copies and Citation Reproduction and transmittal of this publication will be allowed with permission from Tallgrass Ontario Copies of this guide are available from: Tallgrass Ontario 120 Main Street, Ridgetown, ON N0P 2C0 Phone: (519) 674-1543 or (519) 873-4631 e-mail [email protected] This guide can also be downloaded from the Tallgrass Ontario website at www.tallgrassontario.org Please cite this publication as: Tallgrass Ontario, 2005. -
The Construction of Modern Timekeeping
THE CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN TIMEKEEPING THE CONSTRUCTION OF MODERN TIMEKEEPING IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN WORLD, 1876-1913 BY SCOTT JOHNSTON, B.A. (Hons.), M.A. A Thesis Submitted to the School of Graduate Studies in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy McMaster University © Copyright by Scott Johnston, July 2018 McMaster University DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (2018) Hamilton, Ontario (History) TITLE: The Construction of Modern Timekeeping in the Anglo-American World, 1876- 1913 AUTHOR: Scott Johnston, B.A. (Hons.) (Brock University), M.A. (University of Waterloo) SUPERVISOR: Professor S. Heathorn NUMBER OF PAGES: x, 351 ii Lay Abstract This dissertation asks why the system of time measurement set up towards the end of the nineteenth century took the form that it did. While partially dependent on new technologies such as railways and telegraphs, timekeeping was shaped more directly by the cultural context of the individuals involved. The dissertation uses the 1884 International Meridian Conference as a case study to suggest that time reform was driven by professional norms more than by national interest or changes in technology. Astronomers and engineers came to the conference with very different visions for modern timekeeping. Indeed, questions about the very nature of accurate time was at the heart of the debate: was time a public good, a commodity, or a specialized tool? The answers to these questions depended heavily on one’s profession, and as a result the standard time system that emerged was far from inevitable, and in fact remained incomplete. iii Abstract This dissertation asks why the system of time measurement set up towards the end of the nineteenth century took the form that it did. -
Canadian‐Obits 1943‐2011
CANADIAN‐OBITS 1943‐2011 Compiled by Elaine PUTNAM for THE BELGIAN RESEARCHERS, Inc BLENHEIM NEWS TRIBUNE - 6 February 1946 Mrs. DeClerck dies at Tilbury Funeral Services were held last Friday morning in the local Roman Catholic Church for the late Mrs. Emily DeClerck1 who passed away recently at the home of her son, Ernest of Romney Township. In the year 1931, the Belgian-Dutch residents of this district gathered to celebrate the golden anniversary of the deceased lady and her husband, the late Henry DeClerck who predeceased his wife in 1934, passing away in Harwich Township. Mrs. DeClerck was born in Belgium. The deceased is survived by four sons, Odell of Moline Ill., Cyriel of Wheatley, Ernest of Romney and Maurice of this town; and two daughters, Mrs. Dave Haven of Chatham and Mrs. Julius VanHorne of Delhi. There are 22 grandchildren. Services were held on Friday morning from the funeral home of J.A. Mass (should be Masse) and Son, Tilbury, and from thence the remains were conveyed to the Roman Catholic Church here, (note - this would be St. Mary's R.C. Church, Blenheim, Ontario) where services were held at 10:00 a.m. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery 1 This woman is the mother of Maurice DeClerck who married Zelma Irene VanGheluwe daughter of Theophile and Alexis (Reynaert) VanGheluwe MEMORIAL CARD - IN LOVING MEMORY of CYRIL DeCLARK Husband of ZOE VERHELST Died in Chatham, Ontario June 21, 1953, Age 66 years and 8 months IN LOVING MEMORY OF CYRIL DeCLARK dear husband of ZOE VERHELST, born in Belgium and passed away in the Public General Hospital Chatham Ontario June 21, 1953 after receiving the last sacrament of the Church. -
Listed Properties in the Community of Howard Community of Howard 11658 Bates Drive
THE CHATHAM-KENT MUNICIPAL HERITAGE REGISTER Listed Properties in the Community of Howard Community of Howard 11658 Bates Drive Date Added to Registry: 18-Jan-2010 Historic Period and/or Date of Erection: Circa 1900 Historical Significance: At the turn of the century, international award winning marksman Howe Bates, built this residence. Bates toured the world shooting for Remington Arms. He competed in circles with Annie Oakley. Architectural Significance/Description: This residence is an excellent and unique example of a early twentieth century “Lake Home”. This is one of the few unaltered examples remaining in Chatham-Kent. Contextual Significance: The home resides near the Bates Drive and Kent Bridge Road intersection. Moreover, the home is located on the shores of Lake Erie. Legal Description: LOT 4, PLAN 397 HOWARD 2 Community of Howard 18633 Hill Road Date Added to Registry: 18-Jan-2010 Historic Period and/or Date of Erection: Circa 1855 Historical Significance: The Hill House, built by Hiram Hill, is one of the few remaining homes connected to Morpeth’s shipping days. Hill owned the Morpeth Dockyard, where they were well known across the Great Lakes water way for exporting grains and farm produce. Architectural Significance/Description: This brick, square, Italianate residence is very unique. The most obvious feature, that sets it apart from other buildings in Chatham-Kent, is its large five front window cupola. The cupola would have given Hill an excellent vantage point of Lake Erie from his residence. Other interesting details include the side by side twin chimneys, wooden brackets, and brick work around the entrance. -
Ontario-Obits 1943-1999
ONTARIO -OBITS 1943-1999 Compiled by Elaine PUTNAM for THE BELGIAN RESEARCHERS, Inc BLENHEIM NEWS TRIBUNE - 6 February 1946 Mrs. DeClerck dies at Tilbury Funeral Services were held last Friday morning in the local Roman Catholic Church for the late Mrs. Emily DeClerck1 who passed away recently at the home of her son, Ernest of Romney Township. In the year 1931, the Belgian-Dutch residents of this district gathered to celebrate the golden anniversary of the deceased lady and her husband, the late Henry DeClerck who predeceased his wife in 1934, passing away in Harwich Township. Mrs. DeClerck was born in Belgium. The deceased is survived by four sons, Odell of Moline Ill., Cyriel of Wheatley, Ernest of Romney and Maurice of this town; and two daughters, Mrs. Dave Haven of Chatham and Mrs. Julius VanHorne of Delhi. There are 22 grandchildren. Services were held on Friday morning from the funeral home of J.A. Mass (should be Masse) and Son, Tilbury, and from thence the remains were conveyed to the Roman Catholic Church here, (note - this would be St. Mary's R.C. Church, Blenheim, Ontario) where services were held at 10:00 a.m. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery MEMORIAL CARD - IN LOVING MEMORY of CYRIL DeCLARK Husband of ZOE VERHELST Died in Chatham, Ontario June 21, 1953, Age 66 years and 8 months IN LOVING MEMORY OF CYRIL DeCLARK dear husband of ZOE VERHELST, born in Belgium and passed away in the Public General Hospital Chatham Ontario June 21, 1953 after receiving the last sacrament of the Church.