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In 2012 overhead protection hoarding was installed along the north, east and south facades to protect the public from any falling stones. The building's limestone façade was in very poor condition and contained many chips and cracks visible from the street. Repairs were completed in 2017 by the
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The City of Windsor designated the building as heritage under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2013. Some exterior features contributing to the heritage value are the bronze plaques identifying "Post Office" and "Customs and Excise", a stone band above the first floor with carved "Dominion Public
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has been temporarily relocated to the building after selling their former location to the Downtown Mission. They have renovated the first and second floor in the 1959 addition. No long term use has been found for the building.
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The building, originally known as the Dominion Public Building, was built in 1932 and was designed by local architects Sheppard & Masson with John E. Trace & G. Guller-Colthurst to house
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Major renovations along with a four storey addition were completed in 1959 to expand post office operations. Various government departments remained on the sixth floor.
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Built and owned by the Government of Canada until sold to the City of Windsor for $ 10.00 in 2019. The
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federal government before selling the building to the City of Windsor.
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Sheppard & Masson with John E. Trace & G. Guller-Colthurst
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Building" and "Post Office" along with Canadian Crests.
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Windsor
Ontario
Coordinates
42°19′6.7″N 83°2′23.9″W / 42.318528°N 83.039972°W / 42.318528; -83.039972
Art deco
Windsor
Ontario
Ouellette Avenue
Canada Post
Paul Martin Sr.
Prime Minister of Canada
Paul Martin
Herb Gray
David Charles Dingwall
Windsor Public Library
"$ 10 purchase of Paul Martin Building fuels downtown excitment"
Categories
Buildings and structures in Windsor, Ontario
Art Deco architecture in Canada
Canadian federal government buildings
Office buildings in Canada
Government buildings completed in 1933

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