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01 déc
2013
Knox Presbyterian Church on Elgin Street
2013
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-5
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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-5
Urban sprawl consequences.
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-0.7
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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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28 nov
2013
Marie Street & Roxborough Apartments
2013
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-5
Destruction of Roxborough Apartmets. Car is king on Elgin now.
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-3.9
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This photo of Laurier Street, formerly Maria Street, shows on of the most luxurious apartment building never been built in Ottawa; the Roxborough Apartments. Maria Street had its worldly moments in the past as a series of trees separated both of its lanes.
The area around the Roxborough Apartments was...
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26 nov
2013
Slater Street & Elgin Street
2013
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-4
Demolition of New-York style apartment buildings. Widening of Elgin Street.
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-3.7
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The two towers that are shown on the postcard are the Wood Apartments which were located on Slater Street (unlike what is written on the postcard).In 1938, Elgin Street was widen which sacrificed the first row of buildings East of Elgin Street. About twenty years later, the implementation of the...
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