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Description: Lorne Terrace, a 2 1/2-storey brick-veneer structure, is the largest multiple-family dwelling in Brandon's downtown residential area and one of the oldest. Built in 1892, the structure originally was divided into four units, but now has 14 apartments. It was built by the Bell Brothers, Brandon's largest contractors for 30 years. Lorne Terrace was originally a boarding residence for their workers, who were employed on a series of nearby projects during the building boom preceding World War I.
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List of historic places in Westman Region, Manitoba

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