History

ARTICLES

The Poinsettia and
the Legend of Pepita

How the Mexican flore de nochebuena became a symbol of Christmas. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places
Academy Road

The history behind the familiar: The story of a lost opportunity. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places
Columbia Avenue

The history behind the familiar: Exploring this quiet and friendly avenue’s historical roots. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places:
Holton Avenue

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places:
Hallowell Avenue

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the street their home. By Michael Walsh

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Hillside Avenue

The history behind the familiar: Hillside Avenue and its adjacent lane are some of my favourite walking routes. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places: York Avenue

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called York Avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

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Argyle Avenue

The history behind the familiar: A street full of surprises, including a long-forgotten bird sanctuary. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places:
Arlington Avenue and Lane

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the street their home. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places:
Western Avenue /2

The history behind the familiar: former residents who called Western Avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

Westmount places:
Western Avenue /1

The history behind the familiar: de Maisonneuve Boulevard was originally named Western Avenue. By Michael Walsh

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Greene Avenue

Bounded by a toll booth, Greene Avenue provided access to Upper Greene. By Michael Walsh

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