Old PhotographsWindsor

The Sun Parlor of Canada – c. 1945

Today is a neat old colour slide shot in the mid 1940’s taken by an unknown tourist as they entered Windsor from the tunnel. A nice glimpse of the old Price Edward hotel to the left, and look at all the towns that combined on this sign. Today regional cooperation remains just a dream…

Have great weekend – see you back here Monday for the last post before the Holidays.

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