The concrete behemoth continues to rise at Dieppe Park.
The clock ticks closer to midnight for the Cleary Guest House.
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Recent Comments:
- on 181-187 California Avenue – Henry T. W. Ellis House: “JM, good question. I’m not sure. There were a few Ellises of the same family. I’m willing to bet it’s…” Sep 18, 21:18
- on 181-187 California Avenue – Henry T. W. Ellis House: “Another great, well researched story of a man who contributed greatly to the city. Is Ellis Street named in his…” Sep 18, 21:14
- on Windsor Raceway Fire – 1975: “In regard to the Windsor Raceway fire in 1975. The fire according to officials began in the attic among packed…” Sep 14, 13:19
- on Whelpton & Drouillard – Looking West: “Updated caption A neat shot from the late 1950’s probably around shift change. This one is looking west towards Drouillard…” Sep 8, 10:23
- on Dominion Cafe – 1020 Drouillard – c. 1957: “Update (added new businesses mentioned) This is a night shot taken on Drouillard, just south of the current home of…” Sep 8, 10:21
A lesser side effect of 9/11 (apart from war and etc) is the bestowing of names like “Peace Beacon” onto things.
i think the peace beacon is an excellent idea, it was one of my projects at school
i think city council could be a little more original with their naming of things around the city we have the Peace fountain the peace clock and now the peace beacon i think their wearing it out