Albert Street
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We gave it a
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Interesting intersection reduced to nothing.
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Visitors's vote
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111 votes
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This non-common intersection from the non-square angle between Wellington and Albert Streets in Lebreton Flats has stropped existing in 1962, year at which the NCC expropriated everyone and their dog from Lebreton Flats. Albert Street in that area was way more dynamic than what we have been used for the...
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PA-042714
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We gave it a
-5
Building with rich architectural detaisl replaced by one with "saveur du jour".
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Visitors's vote
-1.9
113 votes
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Social class segregation was common in Ottawa at the turn of the previous century. Entrance to gentlemen's club was only granted to those belonging to a certain class or profession. Sick of that questionable behavior and frustrated that business partners and clients were excluded from those elitist clubs, three businessmen...
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15 fév
2014
Former City Hall on Elgin Street
2014
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We gave it a
-4
NAC which is turning its back to Elgin Street replaced a classic building & a public place
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Visitors's vote
-4.2
98 votes
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The building was located on Elgin Street between Queen and Albert Streets.The second Ottawa City Hall was destroyed by a fire in 1931...
01 déc
2013
Knox Presbyterian Church on Elgin Street
2013
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We gave it a
-5
Heritage demolition. Elgin Street is way to wide nowadays.
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Visitors's vote
-4.2
58 votes
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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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