Lebreton Flats
14 jui
2015
Former Booth Street & Duke Street Intersection
2015
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-5
It was industrial, lots of cars, but at least there was activities and stores.
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This comparison demonstrates a bit more the industrial past of Lebreton Flats. We don't have the exact story of the buildings shown on the archival photo, but it seems that the garage at the corner of Duke and Booth had a certain affinity with Seiberling Tires from the numerous ads...
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CA020993
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We gave it a
-5
The NCC expropriated and let Lebreton Flats sits empty for 50 years.
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Visitors's vote
-4.0
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This 3-story building was located at 179 Broad Street in Lebreton Flats, Ottawa.The desolating aspect of the current state of this part of town is a reminder of how poorly the NCC have dealt with Lebreton Flats for over half a century....
31 mai
2015
673 Wellington Street, Lebreton Flats, Ottawa
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Reference number:
CA021012
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We gave it a
-5
The NCC expropriated and let Lebreton Flats sits empty for 50 years.
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Visitors's vote
-4.4
76 votes
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Denis Ranger drug store occupied the former north-west corner of Wellington Street and Booth Street in 1962 at Lebreton Flats. Up until 1928, it had been the Nolan Drug Store, owned by Patrick “Paddy” Nolan who became a mayor of Ottawa a few years later. In 1928, it was purchased...
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An entire district demolished by the NCC and they let it rot for more than 50 years.
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Visitors's vote
-4.2
90 votes
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The 50 Ottawa Street at the intersection of Booth Street was once again light years away from where the same location is in 2015. The 3-story building had interesting architectural details like its pronounced cornice and the tiles at the entrance of the shops. A confectionery and Up Town Rose...
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