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English: Owned by the leader and founder of the Weber Church (now the Pioneer Christian Fellowship Church). The house was used as a meeting place for Mennonites before David donated the land across the street to build the church. The Georgian style cottage has a first floor stuccoed porch that was found in many Mennonite homes at the time.
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