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To the north are two fairly recent structures built to replace two of the oldest buildings of Bath, destroyed in the early 1900's fire. The Bath School (No 16): built in 1910 is the third structure on the site of the Province's first Grammar School and Public Library built in 1811. The school's first teacher was Barnabas Bidwell, a radical political reformer and supporter of William Lyon McKenzie. Across Church Street is St. John's Anglican Church (No 17) of 1925. The original of 1793 was built under the guidance of Rev. John Langhorn. The parish claims to be one of the five oldest in Upper Canada.