The history behind the familiar: Revisiting Dorchester Boulevard in the late 1800s.
By Michael Walsh
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The history behind a street many residents can easily overlook. By Michael Walsh
One of the pleasures of living in Westmount is its small town feel. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Redfern Avenue was opened in 1901 with land ceded from the Grey Nuns. By Michael Walsh
Familiar places in Westmount that were part of the City’s initial urbanization. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Blenheim Place, one of the most beautiful cul-de-sacs in Westmount. By Michael Walsh
What happened to the magnificent victorian drinking fountain in Westmount Park? By Michael Walsh
The fascinating story of this beloved flower that heralds springtime. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Melville Avenue’s origins are quite fascinating. By Michael Walsh
The man behind the name of the plaza located at Atwater Avenue and St. Catherine Street. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the street their home. By Michael Walsh
True Amaryllis have pharmaceutical properties that surpass their usefulness as a horticultural asset. By Michael Walsh
