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Stucco Cladding

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1912 - 1957

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Stucco is made of an aggregate, a binder, and water. Stucco is applied wet and hardens to a very dense solid. Used as the finishing material on the exterior of structures.

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  • Argyll Substation (500)
  • Balfour Manor
  • C. W. Cross Residence
  • Christ Church
  • Dean-kuperus Residence
  • El Mirador Apartments
  • Frederick S. Jones Residence
  • Frost Residence
  • Garneau Theatre
  • Gem Theatre
  • Glenora School
  • Highlands United Church
  • Hyndman House
  • Maclean Residence
  • Roxy Theatre
  • Shop-easy Grocery
  • Sylvancroft
  • Varscona Theatre
  • William Blakey Residence
  • William Brown Residence
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