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History of Randwood Estate

Article posted on March 14, 2018

Woodlawn becomes Randwood - history Randwood Estate
Woodlawn becomes Randwood

Starting as “Woodlawn” the summer, then permanent, home of Brigadier General Henry Livingston Lansing of Buffalo was sold to George Rand in 1908. Following the purchase Rand, a bank president also from Buffalo, almost immediately commenced extensive improvements to the buildings and property, including the rock wall that still surrounds what is now called “Randwood.” The estate has always had a prominent position, physical and otherwise, in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Learn more about the history at www.iment.com/maida/familytree/lansing/randwood.htm

Map showing Woodlawn (Randwood) in Niagara on the Lake - history Randwood Estate
Map showing Woodlawn (Randwood) in Niagara on the Lake

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