Located at 352-378 Chatham Street East, this building, designed by J.C. Pennington sat on the north side of Chatham St, just west of the intersection with Mercer. The building site…

Built in 1955 as the main office of the Windsor Utilities Commission, the building was designed by architect David Cameron. The office has been shrinking in staff over the last…

This post is part of a series called Downtown A photo of the Loop Complex around 2003, when the building was occupied and in full swing. The Loop was on…

This post is part of a series called Downtown Just to the north, across University Avenue from last weeks subject, the Glengarry Confectionery was this old structure at 290 Glengarry….

This post is part of a series called Downtown This building located at 304-314 Glengarry, was last the Gengarry Confectionery. In the early 2000’s everything on this block started disappearing,…

This post is part of a series called Downtown This old home up in the casino area, was one of a handful of extremely old homes in the city. The…

This post is part of a series called Downtown Going through more old photographs lately, and I came upon these shots of the long gone retirement home that was located…

This post is part of a series called Downtown Heather C. over at Museum Windsor saw the post a few weeks ago about Stuart Street and sent along the maps…

This post is part of a series called Downtown A view of Downtown’s major shopping district, with two major department stores: Bartlet, MacDonald & Gow, as well as Smith’s a…

This post is part of a series called Downtown An interesting item popped up on last night’s standing committee agenda, under the usually mundane section for alley closures. The surrounding…