Old PhotographsWindsor

Kildare and Tuscarora – Walkerville – c. 1910

September 23, 2011


Photo from the collection of the Library of Congress

Happy Friday once again everyone, today’s old photo Friday comes from the collection of the Library of Congress, and the Detroit Publishing Company Archives.


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Here’s the same view a century apart. The Queen Anne on the corner is still standing, although a bit different than she was was in 1910.

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