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Nice collection of pics, now it's history.

Is the house nearby being torn down or something?

Nice collection of photos, looks very spooky with the fog and the damp environment.

Nice to see this posted and get some recognition. With modular builds and prefab homes getting a lot of attention lately, it's too bad this trailblazer model doesn't get the chance to be enshrined like it deserves. Obviously seen some better days, but oh well.

Essentially it's a short distance behind the house at the end of the street on the western side, nestled in the wooded area by the road to the Humber boat launch.

Tried visiting this today. Too many people around, got chicken to get up close.

An awesome find, the best kind of ruins to come across.

Wow that's an awesome find, must've been spooky out there

That's an awesome find, crazy how these little shacks are tucked away in forested pockets of the city, only a few minutes away from dense urban streets. Wonder who built it and exactly how long ago. Too bad it was pulled down, stuff like that is encourages adventure and finding things out of the ordinary.

Great post. This place has been abandoned for years, surprised it hasn't been knocked down for a development. Was recently thinking about what it looked like on the inside, very spooky.

I remember those big white plastic seats in the malls main hall. I was just a kid when I last sat in those. My family also made good use of the No Frills in the mall.

I went to the Humber Tile factory, but only saw the collapsed shack. Is this is the larger building that's right near it? Was too apprehensive about approaching it since I thought it was still someones property or residence. Gotta revisit this maybe

Yeah, I went there about 6 months ago and it was definitely a bit worse than when I first saw it. Some of the stone formation around the kiln and fireplace had collapsed.still really neat to see.