Category:Newmarket Federal Building

**Newmarket Federal Building**
	post office in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
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Instance of	post office;
Part of	Lower Main Street South Heritage Conservation District;
Location	Newmarket, Regional Municipality of York, Ontario, Canada
Street address	178-180 Main Street South;
Heritage designation	designated heritage property (part IV) (Newmarket, 1995–);
Inception	1915;
	44° 03′ 13.14″ N, 79° 27′ 28.44″ W
Authority file
	Q99658964;
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This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

14442

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

This category is for a site in the Ontario Heritage Act Register, with site identifier

4988

The Newmarket Federal Building (also known as the Newmarket Post Office and The Clock Tower Inn) was built in 1914-1915. It is a two-storey, Italianate-style concrete and steel frame structure faced with red brick built to accommodate the post office and customs house.

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Newmarket Federal Building.jpg 2,777 × 3,481; 2.49 MB
The Newmarket Federal Building-180 Main-Newmarket-Ontario-HPC14442-20180408 (1).jpg 3,145 × 4,371; 1.92 MB
The Newmarket Federal Building-180 Main-Newmarket-Ontario-HPC14442-20180408 (2).jpg 4,417 × 2,994; 1.9 MB

Category:Newmarket Federal Building

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