• draft agreement there has not been a finalized revised /updated agreement. The actual change in tenancy within the building still allows use of the dining room and trading hall and other areas. Currently only the second floor is occupied by Provincial offices and we understand that the OHT is in the process of pursuing new tenants within the main floor and this is a possible concern with future use and interpretation of the first floor areas.
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• The Duff- Baby site is noted in the recently completed Lord Consultant's Museum report as a spoke in the Windsor museum wheel. The Dining Room and Trading Hall offers opportunities to display period appropriate furnishing and interpretation materia l to provide this setting to enhance interpretation of the historical and architectural importance of the building and site. Important periods and events in the early years of Sandwich/Windsor, J. Baby French member of both the Family Compact and Executive Council, The War of 1812 (Tecumseh, Brock, Proctor etc.) and early Underground Railway (Andrew's storey) could be interpreted. Les Amis Duff- Baby note that they have already garnered interest and fund raising in providing furnishings as they acquired a circa 1820 buffet ($ 6500.00) with Baby family provenance from the Amherstburg Historic Association. In addition, Windsor's Museum has pieces from the Baby family (i.e. Charles Baby Desk and portrait, J. Baby dining chair and portrait etc.) that would be appropriate in the building. Additional fund raising for interpretation furnishings could be provided by Les Amis Duff-Baby and the community.
• If you require additional information on this matter please contact the writer Please indicate when you would be available to meet with us.

• p.s. I have recently heard the Tecumseh-Brock monument will be dedicated, the building would also provide an exce11ent location and opportunity for any opening reception related to the Tecumseh Brock monument, as both visited the building.
• Att. M58 2011
• c.c. Cathy Masterson, Wira Vendrasco