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Masonic Hall demolition

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Now “Founder’s corner”, at the corner of Wentworth and Ochterloney Streets.

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  1. City of Dartmouth Police Station At the corner of Wentworth and Ochterloney Streets looking north east, land that has since passed into new hands and is now a residential building. Ochterloney Street between Dundas and Wentworth looking south, Town Hall was at left, Police Station...
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  3. Town of Dartmouth Police station As seen on Wentworth Street, prior to it being demolished in 2008 to make way for “Founder’s corner”, along with the Masonic Hall on the corner of Ochterloney Street, the rear of which is seen here. You can see the...
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