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Libraries near Maynard ON (53 Result(s))
Prescott is a great place to call home for your business. Situated at the crossroads of Hwy 401 and Hwy 416 and directly across from New York State, we are well positioned to offer your business direct access to Toronto Ottawa Montreal and USA markets.
360 Dibble W, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES General Inquiries/Taxation Other Services Prescott Public Library PRESCOTT (TOWN OF)
6544 New Dublin, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Municipal Office New Dublin (Admin) ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
6544 New Dublin, Brockville, ON K0E 1A0
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Public Libraries ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
6544 New Dublin, ON
Municipal MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES Public Libraries Public Library Toledo ELIZABETHTOWN-KITLEY (TOWNSHIP OF)
34A rue Beckwith S, Smiths Falls, ON K7A 2A8
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1900's because in December 2003 a book about Sir Isaac Brock was returned 94 years late - the due date was December 23rd, 1909. The story made headlines across Canada.There was a 30–40 year hiatus when there was no library in Mallorytown. The present library was founded in 1975 and opened in the old store on Quabbin Road (across from the railway tracks and now converted into apartments). Jenny Koerber was the librarian.
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