This post is part of a series called Core 1280 Ouellette Avenue, built in the early 1960’s as the Bali-Hi Motor Hotel. A twin to a second Bali-Hi across the…

This post is part of a series called Core Designed by Toronto architects James Craig and Henry Madill  the building was built in 1926-1927. Craig & Madill  were a prolific…

This post is part of a series called Downtown Rising south of the current City Hall on the site of the old provincial courthouse, is what will become Windsor’s 4th…

This post is part of a series called University Built as Assumption College in 1927, and designed by one of Windsor’s more interesting architects Albert J Lothian, the building today…

This post is part of a series called Downtown   After a few years of vacancy, and a failed redevelopment attempt by an out of town owner, work appears to…

This post is part of a series called Walkerville Located on the north west corner of Windermere & Niagara in old Walkerville, is what is today the All Nations Full…

Hello everyone, thanks for sticking around over the last few years of semi-dormancy. Life got busy, and I couldn’t find the time to delicate to giving the site the reboot…

This post is part of a series called Downtown The Heintzman Building stood on the corner of Ouellette & University (then London Street) and was home to retail operations of…

This post is part of a series called South Windsor Hard to imagine that the temple of commerce known as Devonshire Mall was once the site of a massive Horse…

This post is part of a series called Downtown Built in 1923, this was one of two of Windsor’s grand downtown hotels, along with the Norton-Palmer. A decline in the…