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A journey in history is awaiting visitors as they enter Osgoode
Hall. Throughout the years this structure has undergone a
variety of architectural periods. Each architectural expression
is subtly different and there is no other building in Canada
that has witnessed such a transformation.



Another important aspect regarding the construction of
Osgoode Hall is the architectural respect. Each architect
accepted and appreciated the work of the previous designer.

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