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      Pontypool Grain Elevator

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      Pontypool Grain Elevator
      • 25 Kawartha Lakes County Rd 12
        Pontypool, ON L0A 1K0
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      • Anita Warburton


        Feb 19th, 2023

      • Justin Shaw

        Beautiful historical site, that has been excellently restored. Officially declared a heritage site. The 'cloak and hood' shaped roof on the train track side is really something. Built in 1918 to replace the the original structure built in 1894. It was used to store barley, wheat and oats in the days of horse and buggy. Being only 1 of 2 of two remaining freestanding grain elevators in Ontario, and 1 of 8 grain elevators in all of Canada. It's definitely a cool piece of history to check out.
        Nov 15th, 2022

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      Pontypool Grain Elevator

      Pontypool Grain Elevator is located at 25 Kawartha Lakes County Rd 12 in Pontypool, Ontario L0A 1K0. Pontypool Grain Elevator can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A Pontypool Grain Elevator is located at 25 Kawartha Lakes County Rd 12, Pontypool, ON L0A 1K0

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        A Pontypool Grain Elevator has a 5.0 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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        image Beautiful historical site, that has been excellently restored. Officially declared a heritage site. The 'cloak and hood' shaped roof on the train track side is really something. Built in 1918 to replace the the original structure built in 1894. It was used to store barley, wheat and oats in the days of horse and buggy.
        Being only 1 of 2 of two remaining freestanding grain elevators in Ontario, and 1 of 8 grain elevators in all of Canada. It's definitely a cool piece of history to check out.

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