JOCELYNE LLOYD: Was restoring Province House worth the cost
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Last weekend I was among the gawpers and gawkers who crowded into Province House to see how the site of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference came through its almost 12 years of renovations.
The building, originally constructed in 1843-47 under prominent P.E.I.
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Last weekend I was among the gawpers and gawkers who crowded into Province House to see how the site of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference came through its almost 12 years of renovations. The building, originally constructed in 1843-47 under prominent P.E.I. architect Isaac Smith, had been the seat of the Prince Edward Island legislative assembly […]
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