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![]() In 1972, the Vandoo, Vanier College's paper, described the cabin this way: "The redeeming value [of Hart House] besides the septic tanks is that the house is built of square timbers." Short, but sweet, at least to those who love timber structures. While Hart House (sometimes referred to as the Jacob Snider house) is more than 168 years old, it is of little historical value because nothing is known of its origins. "That lessens its historical significance," says Steven Bell, an architectural historian with the North York Culture Branch. "The cabin was moved to its present site from somewhere in King Township during the 1930s."
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