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St. Mark's Anglican Church |
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View from the bridge above. |
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View from the bridge above. |
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View from the bridge above. |
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View from the bridge above. |
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Colfax House |
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Built in 1904. |
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Alexander House |
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Built in 1912 based on "Arts and Craft" style architecture. |
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Kinsmen Park |
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Open in summers only. |
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Silverwood House (Bethany Home) |
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Built by Billy Silverwood in 1912. Billy is best know for the bottled water from his farm in what is now Silverwood Heights. |
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City Hospital Nurse' Residence |
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City Hospital Nurse' Residence |
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Wilson School (Saskatchewan Indian Federated College) |
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Robin Hood Mills / CSP Foods |
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Memorial Avenue and Woodlawn Cemetery |
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One of Saskatoon's most unusual historic sites is the "Next-of-Kin Memorial Avenue" located in Woodlawn Cemetery. |
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Memorial Avenue and Woodlawn Cemetery |
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Memorial Avenue was designated a National Historic Site in 1993 an it is the last intact "Road of Remembrance" in Canada. |
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Memorial Avenue and Woodlawn Cemetery |
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In 1923 the IODE planted 226 elms - each marked with a plaque honouring service men who died in WW1. This practice continued throughout the cemetery. In all 1219 elms were planted. |
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War Memorial in Woodlawn Cemetery |
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Robin Hood Mills/CSP Food |
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Robin Hood Mills/CSP Food |
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