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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Tom Murison\, Oakville Historical Society. Tom is also
  the owner of Murison Renovations in Oakville\, specializing in the docume
 ntation and renovation of historic properties. One example of Tom's work i
 s the Waldie Blacksmith Shop in Milton. Architecture and Restoration The W
 aldie Blacksmith Shop is a post and beam timber structure with rubble ston
 e infill walls built by James Waldie in 1865. It is rare that a blacksmith
  shop structure still exists in its original urban location\, as most shop
 s have been lost or moved to a museum setting. The building has been lovin
 gly preserved and restored on its original site under the auspices of the 
 Milton Historical Society. Alfred was the last member of the Waldie family
  to operate the blacksmith shop\, which he closed in the early 1970’s. H
 is dream to have the shop restored is now a reality thanks to the efforts 
 of the Waldie family\, Milton Historical Society\, Town of Milton\, Provin
 ce of Ontario\, and the community. An example of Tom's attention to histor
 ical accuracy is the attached diagram\, indicating the wall structure at t
 he Blacksmith Shop.           
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SUMMARY:Historical Homes in Southern Ontario
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 f historic properties. One example of Tom&#39\;s work is the Waldie Blacks
 mith Shop in Milton.</span></p>\n\n<p><strong>Architecture and Restoration
  </strong></p>\n\n<p><img alt="" class="alignright" height="206" src="http
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 \; font-style: normal\;" width="300" />The Waldie Blacksmith Shop is a pos
 t and beam timber structure with rubble stone infill walls built by James 
 Waldie in 1865. It is rare that a blacksmith shop structure still exists i
 n its original urban location\, as most shops have been lost or moved to a
  museum setting. The building has been lovingly preserved and restored on 
 its original site under the auspices of the Milton Historical Society.</p>
 \n\n<p style="text-align: left\;">Alfred was the last member of the Waldie
  family to operate the blacksmith shop\, which he closed in the early 1970
 &rsquo\;s. His dream to have the shop restored is now a reality thanks to 
 the efforts of the Waldie family\, Milton Historical Society\, Town of Mil
 ton\, Province of Ontario\, and the community.</p>\n\n<p style="text-align
 : left\;">An example of Tom&#39\;s attention to historical accuracy is the
  attached diagram\, indicating the wall structure at the Blacksmith Shop.<
 /p>\n\n<p style="text-align: left\;">&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p style="text-align: 
 left\;">&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\
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