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- Aurora
- 1 Hill's town limits, enters the Town of Aurora, and begins its descent to Lake Simcoe. It is
- 2 east of present-day Newmarket and Aurora, crossed to the west of the future Yonge
- 3 Yonge Street - reaching Oak Ridges, Aurora, and Newmarket in 1899, Jackson's Point
- 4 rode the line to high school in Aurora. Schomberg families used it to travel to
- 5 steam railways at North Toronto and Aurora. From the northern brow of Hogg's Hollow,
- 6 north slope of the ridge, heading for Aurora and
- 7 secondary institution between Toronto and Aurora. So students had long come into town from
- 8 its inaugural trip from Toronto to Aurora. It was the spanking new Ontario, Simcoe
- 9 (Concord), Richmond Hill (Maple), and Machell's Corners (Aurora). The buildings at these points were to include
- 10 northeast towards Yonge Street and Aurora. Topography cost Richmond Hill a steam
- 11 to pass through the toll gate [south of Aurora] without paying the required fee. In order
- 12 Township in 1852, schooled in Aurora, and trained initially as a teacher,
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