Happy Friday, and one week to go before Christmas! Wowsers time flies!
Today’s old photo shows the Sandwich Town Hall in 1928.
This picture shows the building today. Despite losing the top, it still looks pretty good.
Have a great weekend. See you back here Monday.
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i remember the old inverted ice cream cone in front of the post office oddly enough the 2 twisty treat ice cream stands in the city had the same style of building it's too bad they couldn't have somehow sved that old ice cream stand on sandwich something like that in dieppe park or another location in the city would have been really something these days
jim tnx for the info on the Vendome
I thought the cone was to protect the fountain in the winter months.
I visited a fellow student who lived in this building back in 2003. There was a floorplan in the basement so that current tenants could see "where they lived". My friend was in a police office that actually maintained a cell. Very interesting building.