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Minimum 6 consecutive
days or 13 consecutive days maximum, Tuesday to Sunday.
RENTAL FEES:
6 day rental:
$154.50 + HST
13 day rental:
$309.00 + HST
For complete details, refer to the information brochure and
application form, or call Nadia Vidiri at 905-832-8585 ext.
7320.
Individual sites may be viewed independently by arranging
security access through Facility Bookings at 905-832-8500.
• Information
Brochure
• Application
Form (pdf)
• Application
Form (Word doc.)
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Situated
on a scenic
4-acre parcel of land, the MacDonald House is one of the most
historically significant buildings owned by the City of Vaughan.
It was once the home of famed Canadian painter, J.E.H. MacDonald,
a founding member of the Group of Seven and his accomplished
son, illustrator Thoreau MacDonald.
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The house
is named after long-time resident William Walton Armstrong (1916-2000),
a painter of some note who enjoyed the company of several eminent
Canadian artists including founding member of the famed Group
of Seven, Arthur Lismer.
Located in the Thornhill Heritage Conservation District,
this house was built in the 1870’s in the Gothic Revival style
of the Victorian era and was clad with a roughcast stucco
exterior.
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This structure housed the municipality’s original
township hall built in the hamlet of Vellore in 1845. In 1919,
after World War 1, Vellore Township Hall became a memorial to
the local men killed in the War; and a plaque to commemorate
those who died was placed on the new brick façade featuring
classical columns at the front.
The building was used for local municipal council meetings
until 1943 when Council Chambers moved to their new offices
in the community of Maple.
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Art
and culture are integral to healthy community living in the City of
Vaughan. The City is committed to assisting in the development and
promotion of local artists and cultural groups by providing them with
affordable access to municipally-owned heritage buildings.
