John Clark(e) - Proposed Land for King's College

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Birthplace Overview King’s College Hist of King’s Charles Inglis John Inglis J.Inglis Memo 69 Acres Plan of Lands Founded 1789 Pres. Cochran T.C.H. Starts School T.C.H. on King’s Procuring Food TCH Reminiscences King’s View Seat of the Muses The Three Elms Fire 1871 Fire 1920 King’s Pictures King’s 1800 King’s View Hensley Chapel Hensley Plaque Winter 1803 King’s Record	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. (This quarry, already distinct in shape, would become "The Long Pond" on King’s College property and eventually would be included in a parcel of land traded with Haliburton.) See Close Up of Ponds and Quarry
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