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Long
Pond Story
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Version
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Supporting
Maps
1786
– "Plan" for King’s
Windsor
– Anson Map
1871
– Church Map
1879
– Hendry Map

1880 – Roe Bros Map
1878
– Bird’s Eye View

BIG
Maps
1786
– "Plan" for King’s
Windsor
– Anson Map
1871
– Church Map
Aerial
View/Church
1879
– Hendry Map

1880 – Roe Bros Map
1878
– Bird’s Eye View
Map
to Long Pond


Other

1842 –
TCH/King’s Deed

Compilation of Maps
Tourism
Links

Long
Pond Photos

A Plan of Lands Proposed by John Clarke Esquire for the Academy or College at
Windsor 1789

This plan shows a 69 acres strip off of what is now known as
College Road in Windsor. It shows two "Ponds
of water never dry in any Season" the ponds being in close proximity
on the Northwestern boundary. It also shows John Clarke’s "Plaister (plaster)
of Paris" (Gypsum Quarry) above the location of the two ponds, closer to
the Northern boundary of the property

See
Close Up of Ponds and Quarry

A Plan of Lands Proposed by John Clarke
Esquire for the Academy or College at Windsor – 25th Sept. 1789
NSARM -Nova
Scotia Archives & Records Management
F/239-1789
Shows – 69 acres

Shows – "Ponds of water never dry in any Season" (2 ponds in close proximity
on the Northwestern boundary)
Shows – John Clarke’s "Plaister (plaster)
of Paris" (Gypsum Quarry) on land exchanged by King’s College and T.C. Haliburton
in 1842.
NOTE: This proposal made 3 years after the land was granted to him.

 
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