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The John
Elliot Store in Agincourt was built in
1912. It was on the south side of
Sheppard Avenue East at the CP Railway
crossing. The building was demolished
in 1962 for the construction of the
Sheppard Avenue railway underpass.
The Cornell House on Kingston Road between Markham Road and Eglinton Avenue East as it looked in
1904.
Originally known as
Scarborough High School, this building
was located at Kingston Road and St.
Clair Avenue East. It was renamed in
honour of Dr. Reginald H. King,
the Scarborough Board of Education's
First Director of Education. The school was
extensively renovated with little
remaining of the original building
except the entrance arch which now
stands alone on the lawn.
Scarborough Bluffs, the inspiration for the name of the community.
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