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Square Footprint

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When: 1902 - 1972

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A structure that has a floorplan in the shape of a square.

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Argyll Substation (500)
Bard Residence
Brodeur House
Buttercup Farmhouse
Dame Eliza Chenier Residence
Frost Residence
Gerolamy Residence
Hudson's Bay Company Building
Imperial Bank of Canada Building
Law Courts
Olson-watt Residence
Primrose House
Sache House
Sheriff Robertson Residence
Stocks Residence
West Residence
William Paskins Residence

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