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- CLIFF BUNGALOW SCHOOL
Cliff Bungalow School was originally named the 22nd Avenue Cottage School but was renamed after Cliff Street in 1927. - CLIFF TRIANGLE PARK
The development of this small park was due to the vision of William Roland Reader, Calgary's Superintendent of Parks between 1913 and 1942. - COACH HOUSE
In early 1913, when Bidwell Holgate received a permit to construct a $10,000 garage with living quarters and William Magrath obtained a permit for a similar $6,000 structure, garages usually cost from $100 to $300. - COLEMAN FIRE STATION
The Coleman Fire Station was built in 1905 after a fire in June of that year destroyed a block of businesses on the main street. - COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL/ CROWSNEST MUSEUM
Coleman High School was built in 1936 to alleviate overcrowding in the town's school - COLEMAN JOURNAL BUILDING
Coleman's first newspaper, the Coleman Miner, was published in 1908 under the editor¬ship of H.S. French. - COLEMAN MERCANTILE STORE
In 1904 the Coleman Mercantile Company, owned by Smith Brothers of Lethbridge, con¬tracted Edmund Disney to build the first major commercial building in Coleman. - CORNETT RESIDENCE
The Cornett home was completed in 1936 and harks back to the earlier Western Canadian tradition of revival styles. - COSTELLO HOUSE
Patrick J. Costello came to Calgary from Lindsay, Ontario in 1902 and participated in the 1908-14 real estate boom. - COTTAGE HOSPITAL
Lacombe's first hospital opened in this building in February 1908 as a private enterprise run by a Mrs. Trotter.