Category:Ann Baillie Building

**Anne Baillie Building**
	residential building in Kingston, Canada
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Instance of	science museum; residential building; history museum;
Location	Kingston, Frontenac County, Ontario, Canada
Street address	George Street;
Heritage designation	national historic site of Canada (1998–); designated heritage property (part IV) (Kingston, 1994–);
Inception	1904;
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	44° 13′ 25.68″ N, 76° 29′ 31.56″ W
Authority file
	Q14875326; VIAF ID: 261194312; Library of Congress authority ID: n2016183840; OpenStreetMap way ID: 197081385
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This category is for a cultural heritage site in Canada, number

4024

in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

English: The Ann Baillie Building is a two-storey, limestone institutional building with a cruciform footprint and a monumental, classically-inspired, portico. Built as a nurses’ residence in 1903, it is part of the Kingston General Hospital complex, located close to the shoreline of Lake Ontario, in the city of Kingston.

Français : L'Édifice Ann Baillie est un bâtiment institutionnel de deux étages en pierres calcaires au contour au sol cruciforme, orné d'un portique monumental de style classique. Construit en 1903 pour servir de résidence aux infirmières, il fait partie du complexe de l' situé à proximité de la rive du lac Ontario, dans la ville de Kingston.