This Romanesque Revival building was designed by George Wallace Gouinlock, a Toronto architect, and was built in 1901 of local limestone with red sandstone as the contrasting elements for window arches and checkerboard effects in the façade. It has massive entrances on the south and west façades of the building with two towers on the south side.

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The water tower was built in 1899 and is a solid stone structure which is one of the best examples of industrial architecture constructed during the turn of the century in Southwestern Ontario. The Grand Trunk Railway depot was constructed in the summer of 1907, and was the third station on the line at St. Marys. It was built of a glazed brick of brownish tint known as Logan Brick.

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Looking towards Sarnia Bridge, part of the Grand Trunk Trail over the Thames River.

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Designed by Silas Weekes, a local architect, and built between 1879 and 1880, for the St. Marys Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows with Gothic Revival style.

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It was built in 1884 by William Williams in Second Empire style for William Andrews, a jeweller and town clerk.

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