Orleans County Quests: Barton Brick Photowalk, Part 3

Bank Block

Railway underpass

Barton Post Office

Barton Academy and Graded School with flagpole

Barton Academy and Graded School

Wingnut counts his paces to reach the treasure box.

Three young deciduous trees (maples) mentioned in the clues.

The treasure box should have been under this tree. But it wasn't.

Wingnut had taken photos of the musk mallows in the grocery store parking lot.

We ended our quest with creamees at the Pharmacy.

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Orleans County Quests: Barton Brick Photowalk, Part 2

Ming's House Chinese Restaurant

A chair is a planter in front of Treasures 'N Stuff

The C&C

Barton Memorial Building

Memorial at the village common

Annual Fourth of July sign on the common.

Barton Motors, a Ford dealership that will soon be closing, as seen from the common.

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Orleans County Quests: Barton Brick Photowalk, Part 1

Where our quest began: Barton Academy

The former Barton Methodist Church . . .

. . . which is now the Solid Rock Assembly of God Church

A view of the same church from the top of School Street.

Barton Public Library

Henry Leland was born and raised in Barton.

The library sign and roses.

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Bank Block, Barton

Built in 1905 by the Barton Savings Bank and the Barton National Bank. In 1909 the Barton National Bank bought Barton Savings Bank. The bank did not close during the Depression, except for the national bank holiday. Nobody lost any money. The Bank Block is now occupied by Toronto Dominion Banknorth and lawyers.

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