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			<title>Hall House designation complete</title>
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 <br>The heritage designation of Hall House by the Township of Mono under the Ontario Heritage Act was completed last month. According to Kirsten Ball secretary of the Mono Heritage Committee, “The main house was built in circa 1870…even today, the exterior remains largely original. It is a good example of an early Ontarian Victorian farmhouse built by a man of means.” Dr. Wilfred Goodman,who has owned the home and 100 acre parcel for over 50 years, renamed it “Vanaheim:” home of the four winds in Nordic Mythology. He and his late wife Gwen took great care to restore Hall House to its original form.

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