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Architecture

Lanark County offers a great deal of amazing architectural tours. Each corner of our great county is dotted with some of the classics in Canadian and Ontario architectural prowess. Please visit all of our great architectural hubs by taking these tours.

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Name	Levine Store, c. 1850
Address	20 Bridge St., Carleton Place
Description	The building at 20 Bridge Street is actually a 1987 reconstruction on original footings and according to original design. The first wood-frame building was erected in the 1850s, with the storefront added in 1870. It was destroyed during a fire in 1986. Features of note include the horizontal clapboard with vertical trim at corners and windows and the patterned elliptical stained glass window in the second storey of the false front, which survived the 1986 fire.

Levine Store, c. 1850

Andrew Toshack House, c. 1860

Name	Beckwith Street Bridge, 1873
Address	Beckwith Street, Smiths Falls
Description	While the magnificent stone bridge over the Rideau on Beckwith Street at the Combined Locks dates back to 1890, this crossing is as old as the settlement of Smiths Falls itself and the canal that sparked the town's early growth.

Beckwith Street Bridge, 1873

Name	Bridgemaster's House and Beckwith Street Swing Bridge
Address	Beckwith Street, Perth
Description	While construction of the Rideau Canal in the 1820s was intended to provide a secure military supply between Montreal and Kingston in the event the United States attacked Canada again, most people between the Ottawa River and Lake Ontario-including Colonel By of the Royal Engineers-saw its real value in opening up the interior to commerce.

Bridgemaster's House and Beckwith Street Swing Bridge

Name	Cedar Hill Schoolhouse, 1874
Address	270 Cedar Hill Road, Pakenham
Description	The one room public school located at 270 Cedar Hill Road in Pakenham Township, was built in 1874.

Cedar Hill Schoolhouse, 1874

Name	CPR Railway Station, c. 1922
Address	132 Coleman Street, Carleton Place
Description	Built in 1922, this limestone building is the third railway station to serve the Carleton Place community. Typical of stations built in the Ottawa Valley during this period, with deep-set windows, doors, and overhanging roof, it is only one of seven in region to survive demolition after passenger train service ended in the early 1990s. It now houses a daycare centre.

CPR Railway Station, c. 1922

Name	Dr. Kelly Building, 1884
Address	77 & 77A Little Bridge Street, Almonte
Description	Dr. John King Kelly (1874-1954) was a highly regarded physician in Almonte for 50 years, living in and operating his practice, together with his wife, a nurse, from this house on Little Bridge Street.

Dr. Kelly Building, 1884

Name	Five-Span Stone Bridge
Description	The breathtaking Five-Span Stone Bridge in Pakenham (Mississippi Mills), built in 1903 by Scottish stone masons and restored in 1984, is unique in North America and is believed to be the only one of its kind in the world outside Russia. Directions: From Carleton Place on Hwy 7, Take McNeeley Road to Hwy 29, then Hwy 15 to the Bridge WikiMapia

Five-Span Stone Bridge

Name	Gatehouse to Mill of Kintail, c. 1830
Address	2854 Concession 8, RR#1, Almonte
Description	This three-storey grist mill on the Indian River was built in 1830 by John Baird, of Scotland. It is better known as the summer home of R. Tait Mackenzie, a 20th-century sculptor, surgeon, and pioneer in physical rehabilitation, who, in 1930 transformed Woodside Mills into a studio and renamed it the Mill of Kintail. Today, the buildings and grounds are operated by the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority as an art gallery and museum, with walking trails and picnic areas throughout the property.

Gatehouse to Mill of Kintail, c. 1830

Name	Glebe
Address	44 South Street, Perth
Description	In 1836, the trustees of St. Andrew's church successfully petitioned the government of Upper Canada for a glebe, land that could provide income for a clergyman.

Glebe

Name	Inge-Va, 1824
Address	66 Craig Street, Perth
Description	Fame and infamy mark this modest home, built in 1823 by the Reverend Michael Harris who came to Perth from Ireland in 1819 as an Anglican missionary.

Inge-Va, 1824

McKinley, Goldrush House

Name McKinley, Goldrush House

Address Scotch Line, Perth
Mississippi Iron Works

Name Mississippi Iron Works

Address Little Bridge Street, Almonte

Description A foundry operated here until 1873 by John Flett (1836-1900), and later by the Young Brothers.

Name	McKinley, Goldrush House
Address	Scotch Line, Perth

Name	Mississippi Iron Works
Address	Little Bridge Street, Almonte
Description	A foundry operated here until 1873 by John Flett (1836-1900), and later by the Young Brothers.

Name	Naismith House, c. 1850
Address	Highway 15,
Description	This fine example of Neoclassical architecture was the childhood home of Dr. James Naismith (1861-1939), internationally recognized inventor of the game of basketball. The verandah is a reconstruction, based on an early photograph.

Naismith House, c. 1850

Name	North Elmsley and North Burgess Heritage Properties
Description	Visit these properties... Pt. Lot 15, Concession 8, North Burgess Willson Property, Lot 22, Concession 10, North Elmsley Wicklum Property, Pt. Lot 12, Concession 7

North Elmsley and North Burgess Heritage Properties

Name	Old Burying Grounds, 1824-1930
Address	Craig Street, Perth
Description	In 1819, the Reverend William Bell, the Perth Military Settlement's first minister, solicited and obtained approximately four acres for use as a burying ground.

Old Burying Grounds, 1824-1930

Name	Old Post Office, c. 1891
Address	81 Bridge Street, Carleton Place
Description	Following Confederation in 1867, it was important that the new Dominion establish a strong, visible presence across the country, one that would inspire confidence in its citizens. This two-and-one-half storey structure is constructed of New Brunswick red sandstone details and Perth stone atop a Beckwith limestone foundation. The clock tower, manufactured by John Smith and Sons of The Midland Clockworks, Derby, England, was added in 1913. The clock is no longer maintained.

Old Post Office, c. 1891

Name	Pakenham General Store Inc.
Phone	(613) 624-5280
Address	2524 Graham Street (Also highway 29), Mississippi Mills
Email	pakgenstore@on.aibn.com
Description	General Store, Bakery, Gift store. A landmark since 1840, it continues in the tradition of providing old-fashioned quality in a charming country-style store, with groceries, dry goods, and confections, as well as baked goods, coffee, ice cream, memorabilia, and wares from local artisans.

Pakenham General Store Inc. - (613) 624-5280

Name	Rideau Regional Centre Residence and Storage Barn
Address	3312 King's Highway 43, Smiths Falls
Description	In 1951, after more than fifteen years of political delays and five years of construction, the first 250 developmentally handicapped patients were admitted to the new Ontario Hospital. Built on McEwen's farm on the eastern outskirts of Smiths Falls, it was the largest public works project in the area since construction of the Rideau Canal 120 years before.

Rideau Regional Centre Residence and Storage Barn

Town Hall, 1885 - (613) 256-7886