Heritage Properties
Buildings & Properties Rich in History
Every community in Ontario has its own unique heritage. There are places in every city, town, or region that convey a sense of the past, contribute character and reflect the stories of the people who have lived there.
Formal designation of such heritage properties is one way of publicly acknowledging their value to the community while encouraging their conservation for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.
Heritage is a key component of a community's culture.
Designated Heritage Properties in Lincoln
Property & By-law |
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4996 Beam St, Beamsville |
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3685 McKenzie Dr., Jordan |
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3802 Main Street, Jordan |
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3227 Culp Rd, Vineland |
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3852 Main St, Jordan |
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4055 King St, Beamsville |
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5499 Philip Road, Beamsville |
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5567 Fly Rd., Beamsville |
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4420 Twenty-First St, Vineland |
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3617 Springcreek Rd, Vineland |
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4763 King St, Beamsville |
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5053 King St, Beamsville |
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4918 King St, Beamsville |
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4271 Queen St, Beamsville |
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2044 King St, Jordan |
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5600 King St, Beamsville |
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3150 Culp Rd, Jordan |
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Vineland Cemetery, Vineland |
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4113 Fly Road, Campden |
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4225 Fly Rd, Campden |
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5031 Philip Rd E, Beamsville |
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Fly Rd & Tintern Rd, Campden |
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4317 Central Ave., Beamsville |
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4160 Fly Rd., Campden |
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Former Campden Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church | 4170 Fly Rd., Campden |
Non-Designated Heritage Properties in Lincoln
The Register of Cultural Heritage Properties in the Town of Lincoln was approved by Council on October 5, 2020 and identifies non-designated properties of Cultural or Heritage Value or Interest under Section 27 (3) of the Ontario Heritage Act. Below is a list of all properties currently included on the Town's Heritage Register (as of October 2020). The register is subject to change at any time. Please contact the Planning Department for the most up-to-date information.
View the Town of Lincoln Heritage Register
Owners of listed properties intending to demolish or remove a building or structure on the property must give the Town at least 60 days notice to consider whether long-term protection of the property should be sought through formal designation process.
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