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Built in 1912, this four-storey building is the largest of the major buildings, with approximately 200,000 square feet of floor space and another 100,000 square feet of storage space. | The newest and smallest of the four main buildings, the Pine Ridge building was finished in 1932 and housed BMHC's female patients. It has 30,000 square feet of usable floor space. |
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Built in 1922, it is the only building protected as a provincial heritage
site. With murals, mosaic-tile floors and detailed wood carvings, the building
is thought to have the most heritage significance of any of the main four
buildings. The building overlooks the forested ravine that runs along First
Street.
The Nurses' Residence was closed in 1998 and the building is now part of the ACC culinary arts department. |
Finished in 1924, the Valleyview building was the first to be shut
down. By 1999, it was ruled to be in poor condition, needing a new roof
and new windows. The Valleyview building sits at the east end of the site,
is three stories high and has 50,000 square feet of usable space.
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East Side of Main Buildings |
East Side of Main Buildings |
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Tennis courts ~ Mini Golf ~ Maintenance Bldgs Parking Lot ~ Water Tower |
Observation Deck Overlooking Duck Pond |
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Ravine Shed |
Road to gardens and maintenance bldgs |
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Greenhouse north part |
Remains of Greenhouse south part |
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Dairy Barn |
On-Grounds Cemetary Cairn |
BMHC WEB TOUR DIRECTORY
Please Note: The Museum is temporarily closed. Actual tours are
no longer offered at this time.
www.hillmanweb.com/bmhc
www.hillmanweb.com |