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  1. Character Defining Elements

Stone Cladding

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1912 - 1956

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Stone cladding is a thin layer of real or simulated stone applied to a structure. Has the look of stone without the cost or weight of real stone.

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  • Becker Residence
  • Bowker Building
  • Canada Permanent Building
  • Ernest Brown Block
  • Federal Building
  • Highlands School
  • Old Timers' Cabin
  • Pantages Theatre
  • Tegler Building
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