Vers 1900-2008
La caserne d’incendie numéro 10 était autrefois située sur la rue Sainte-Catherine près de l’intersection de la rue Guy. Un immeuble à logements construit en 1935 occupe aujourd’hui les lieux.
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The Mourelato’s jingle is permanently imprinted in my brain. This is not a good thing.
Too bad the older building were not kept in shape or preserved. They got much more soul. Look at where dagwoods is, i mean the older architecture has much flair and radiates care in the city’s image…
of course this is 2008 not 1908 but still i think much more can and should be done to preserve treasures
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Well, the 1935 building is not terrible at all. And the other building to the right of it (with the balcony) is actually much more charming than in the 1900 pic.
I wonder if any of that wonderful architectural detail on the shop at left remains hidden under the drab Dagwood’s exterior? I doubt, though the window appears to be in precisely the same spot.
One more thing: Mourelato’s was, of course, A&A Music. Anyone know what it was before that?
That part of downtown looks really sad ! It needs a big infusion of money from developers !