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City of Hamilton Downtown Built Heritage Inventory Project ‐ Preliminary Evaluations and Recommendations (May 2014) Street Listed By‐Law Preliminary Evaluation Street Name Block Precinct Heritage Name/ Description DoC Register Desig. Easement Recommendation (ERA) No. Vol. No. No. (ERA) Crossroads; 11 Bay Street North 29 Part of 152 King Street West 2 CSP Add to Register Central Crossroads; 13 Bay Street North 29 Part of 152 King Street West 2 CSP Add to Register Central 15 Bay Street North 29 Parking Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 19 Bay Street North 29 Parking Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 26 Bay Street North 21 Part of 2 King Street West 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 31 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 33 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 35 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 37 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 39 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 41 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 45 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1840 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 51 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1900 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 53 Bay Street North 29 Part of 55 Bay Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 55 Bay Street North 29 Central John C. Munro Federal Building 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 79 Bay Street North 25 Central Part of 130 York Boulevard; Hamilton Community Energy 2002 CSP Add to Register Part of 94 York Boulevard; Listed under 91 Vine Street; 80 Bay Street North 24 1950 CSP Add to Register Salvation Army Community and Family Services 90 Bay Street North 24 Central Former Hamilton Dairy Stables 1915, c. 2 CSP Add to Register 106 Bay Street North 24 Parking Lot; Former Duncan Lithograph Co. Ltd. Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 116 Bay Street North 24 Central Related Row pre 1876 2 CSP Add to Register 118 Bay Street North 24 Central Related Row pre 1876 2 CSP Add to Register 120 Bay Street North 24 Central Related Row pre 1876 2 CSP Add to Register 22 Bay Street South 30 Parking Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 40 Bay Street South 31 Part of 132 Main Street West; Hamilton Motor Products 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 50 Bay Street South 31 Bank of Montreal 1997 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory Part of 50 Bay Street South; Formerly Ascot Apartments 60 Bay Street South 31 1890 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory (113 Main Street West) 62 Bay Street South 31 Part of 50 Bay Street South 1890 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 64 Bay Street South 31 Part of 50 Bay Street South 1890 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 66 Bay Street South 31 Durand Core Lofts; Formerly Rockcrest Apartments 1876 2 CSP Add to Register 68 Bay Street South 31 Durand Part of 66 Bay Street South 1890 2 CSP Add to Register 72 Bay Street South 31 Durand Part of 66 Bay Street South 1890 2 CSP Add to Register 80 Bay Street South 31 Durand Part of 66 Bay Street South 1900 2 CSP Add to Register 100 Bay Street South 32 Durand 1964 CSP Add to Register 1Bowen Street 14 Corktown Part of 96 Main Street East 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 3Bowen Street 14 Corktown Part of 96 Main Street East 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 33 Bowen Street 14 Corktown 1900 2 CDP Add to Register 6 Cannon Street East 17 Part of 154 James Street North; Commercial Row 1899‐1910 CDP Add to Register 8 Cannon Street East 17 Beasley Commercial Semi‐detached 1899‐1910 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 10 Cannon Street East 17 Beasley Part of 8 Cannon Street East; Commercial Semi‐detached 1899‐1910 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 16 Cannon Street East 17 Beasley pre 1898 CSP Add to Register Legend: CSP ‐ Character‐Supporting Property, CDP ‐ Character‐Defining Property, SBR ‐ Significant Built Resource, NOI ‐ Notice of Intention to Designate | Prepared by: Planning and Economic Development Department | Page 1 of 55 City of Hamilton Downtown Built Heritage Inventory Project ‐ Preliminary Evaluations and Recommendations (May 2014) Street Listed By‐Law Preliminary Evaluation Street Name Block Precinct Heritage Name/ Description DoC Register Desig. Easement Recommendation (ERA) No. Vol. No. No. (ERA) 20 Cannon Street East 17 Beasley Part of 16 Cannon Street East pre 1898 CSP Add to Register 62 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley 1950 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 64 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley Part of 62 Cannon Street East 1950 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 78 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley Barton Radiator Works Limited 1948‐1963 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 80 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley Part of 78 Cannon Street East 1900 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 82 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley Part of 78 Cannon Street East 1900 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 84 Cannon Street East 16 Beasley 1899‐1910 CDP Add to Register 104 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley 1959 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 120 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Good Shepherd Centre 1910 2 CDP Add to Register 1910‐1922, Laidlaw Manufacturing Company; Chipman‐Holton Knitting with 134 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley 2S BRAdd to Register Company; a.k.a. Cannon Knitting Mill modifications in 1947 136 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Residential Semi‐detached pre 1898 2 CDP Add to Register 138 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Residential Semi‐detached pre 1898 2 CDP Add to Register 140 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Residential Semi‐detached 1899‐1910 2 CSP Add to Register 142 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Residential Semi‐detached 1899‐1910 2 CSP Add to Register 144 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley pre 1878 CSP Add to Register 146 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley 1879‐1897 2 CSP Add to Register 154 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Former GTR and CNR lines Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 156 Cannon Street East 4 Beasley Former GTR and CNR lines 1987 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 188 Cannon Street East 3 Beasley 1915 Inventoried Property Remain on Inventory 192 Cannon Street East 3 Beasley late 20th Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 202 Cannon Street East 3 Beasley 1885, c. CSP Add to Register 220 Cannon Street East 2 Parking Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 11 Cannon Street West 18 Central Semi‐detached; Formerly 13 Cannon Street West late 1890s CSP Add to Register 13 Cannon Street West 18 See 11 Cannon Street West late 1890s 2 15 Cannon Street West 18 Central Semi‐detached late 1890s 2 CSP Add to Register 53 Cannon Street West 18 Central Mirror image of 55 Cannon Street West 1900s 2 CSP Add to Register 55 Cannon Street West 18 Central Mirror image of 53 Cannon Street West 1900s 2 CSP Add to Register 59 Cannon Street West 18 Central 1900s 2 CSP Add to Register 81 Cannon Street West 24 Vacant Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory Crossroads; 11 Caroline Street North 28 Part of 216 King Street West 1850 2 CSP Add to Register Central 13 Caroline Street North 28 Central 1910, c. CSP Add to Register 15 Caroline Street North 28 Central 1910, c. CSP Add to Register 17 Caroline Street North 28 Central 1910, c. CSP Add to Register 21 Caroline Street North 28 2R emove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 31 Caroline Street North 25 Central 1900, c. 3 CSP Add to Register 33 Caroline Street North 25 Central 1900, c. 2 CSP Add to Register 35 Caroline Street North 25 Central 1909, c. 2 CSP Add to Register 37 Caroline Street North 25 Central 1909, c. 2 CSP Add to Register 41 Caroline Street North 25 Previous address of Caroline Street Church 1897 3 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory Part of 47 Caroline Street North; Former Caroline Street 43 Caroline Street North 25 1897 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory Church 45 Caroline Street North 25 Part of 47 Caroline Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 47 Caroline Street North 25 Central Part of 47 Caroline Street North 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory Legend: CSP ‐ Character‐Supporting Property, CDP ‐ Character‐Defining Property, SBR ‐ Significant Built Resource, NOI ‐ Notice of Intention to Designate | Prepared by: Planning and Economic Development Department | Page 2 of 55 City of Hamilton Downtown Built Heritage Inventory Project ‐ Preliminary Evaluations and Recommendations (May 2014) Street Listed By‐Law Preliminary Evaluation Street Name Block Precinct Heritage Name/ Description DoC Register Desig. Easement Recommendation (ERA) No. Vol. No. No. (ERA) 50 Caroline Street North 29 Part of 151 York Boulevard 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 52 Caroline Street North 29 Part of 151 York Boulevard 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 54 Caroline Street North 29 Part of 151 York Boulevard 1860 2 Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 12 Caroline Street South 30 Parking Lot Remove from Inventory Remove from Inventory 62 Caroline Street South 31 Durand Part of 175 Main Street West; Dunedin Apartments 1930, c.
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