Community Centres à West Royalty, Charlottetown, PE
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420 University Avenue, Charlottetown, C1A 7Z5
(902) 368-7289
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200 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, C1A 1J2
(902) 892-1719
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15 Mercedes Drive, Cornwall, C0A 1H0
(902) 566-2354
City hall, Community center, City or town hall, Exce, Legislative Bodies, Legislative & General Government, Government Organization, Executive 
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57 Bunbury Road, Stratford, C1B 1T8
(902) 569-3305
Youth center, Community Organization, Community center 
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7 New Glasgow Road Rte 224, North Milton, C1E 0S7
(902) 566-3154
Event venue, Event Space, Auditorium, Community center 
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718 Clyde River Rd, Clyde River, C0A 1H0
(902) 368-7526
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1552 Route 19, New Dominion, C0A 1H6
902 675-2842
Incorporated in 1974, Afton is an amalgamation of the following rural communities: Cumberland, Fairview, New Dominion, Nine Mile Creek, Rice Point and Rocky Point. "Afton Hall" was built on the New Dominion site in 1897. Funds to build the structure were raised through the sale of shares in the building. Neil Livingstone donated a piece of land (65' x 65') from the Meadow Brook Farm in exchange for four shares. A total of 100 $5.00 shares were sold on the structure. Following in the tradition of earlier community members, John and Dorothy MacEwen donated additional property for the construction of the present "Afton Community Centre" pictured in the left corner above. The new Centre's construction began in 1989 and the building has acted as an active focal point in the community since 1990. 
