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Sparks Street is light-years away from what it used to be.
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Sparks Street is clearly not where it was 100 years ago when several dozens of shops were opened. Some of the buildings were saved, but the heritage lost, which eroded the specificity and the standing of Sparks Streets, are obvious in this comparison....
27 jan
2014
O'Connor Street @ Sparks Street Looking South
2014
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Orginal building well preserved. Unfortunately, Sparks Street is far from what it used to be.
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01 déc
2013
Knox Presbyterian Church on Elgin Street
2013
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Heritage demolition. Elgin Street is way to wide nowadays.
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Knox Presbyterian Church, designed by Henry Langley Architect in 1874 stood at the corner of Elgin Street and Albert Street for about 50 years when the authorities decided to widen Elgin Street between Laurier Street and Wellington Street. The King and Queen of England inaugurated the “new” Elgin when...
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01 déc
2013
Urban Sprawl @ Ogilvie & Blair
2013
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Urban sprawl consequences.
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This aerial photo of the former city of Gloucester shows how urban sprawl puts pressure on farm land. In a little more than 50 years, the agricultural land which used to dominate the area around Blair Road and Ogilvie Road has been removed by suburban development with its highways, curvy...
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