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View Full size image	Title: Photograph - 1115 Clarkson Road North Identifier: 2006.4.2.5 Donor: City of Mississauga Item Date: 1990 - 2000 Creation Date: 2012 Location: Bradley Museum
Conditions of Use: See Terms of Use & Privacy Statement. Description: A colour photograph of the outside of the Celyn Industries Limited building on 1115 Clarkson Road North. The building is white with a charcoal coloured roof. There are 6 windows on the front of the building with an additional 4 shown on the side. This building belonged to a gentleman by the name of Alex Durie who established his store here in 1908. It housed Clarkson's first library on the second floor. The structure became a basket factory in 1932 and apartments in 1941. This is a two and one half storey stucco sided structure. Architectural details include a hipped roof with asphalt shingles, an asymmetrical four bay west facing façade, double hung sash windows four over one, three over one, five over one. A one storey south addition and a gable west dormer are also part of the building. The building is listed on the heritage registrar but it is not designated. Information taken from City of Mississauga website. Copyright: Museums of Mississauga Rights & Permissions: Museums of Mississauga Related Links:    Museums of Mississauga Home Page    Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN)    Virtual Museum of Canada