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Gormley Heritage Conservation District: The District Inventory 2008
Published by City of Richmond Hill
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- Type
- Study
- Published by
- City of Richmond Hill
- Date
- 2008
- Also called
- Gormley Heritage Conservation District Inventory
- For
- any
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 34
Overview
The District Inventory of the Gormley Heritage Conservation District in the City of Richmond Hill, prepared by Phillip H. Carter Architect and Planner with Paul Oberst Architect, and the companion volume to the District Study and Plan. Part one describes the architectural styles found in Gormley, from Georgian and Ontario Gothic Vernacular to Victory Housing and the ranch house; part two describes every property street by street, Farmer Court to Station Road, with year built and history where available, and closes with the hamlet's outbuildings.
What it covers
- Introduction
- The District Documents
- Unity of the Documents
- Architectural Styles in Gormley
- Inventory of Buildings
- Farmer Court
- Gormley Court
- Gormley Road East
- Gormley Road West
- Station Road
- The Outbuildings
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