The Ontario Land and Improvement Company was originally built on the median of Euclid Avenue just north of the railroad tracks. This location served as a convenient stop for potential buyers that would exit the train and then be taken to the Ontario Hotel for accommodations. In an effort to entice potential buyers, George Chaffey had a small fountain constructed just in front of the land company building to boast the availability of water when the trains came through. #125to125 #CelebrateOntario
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