ICE HARVEST ON HAMILTON BAY
Cutting Ice On the Bay Image courtesy of Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library By...
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Cutting Ice On the Bay Image courtesy of Local History and Archives, Hamilton Public Library By...
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By Brian Roulston Many of us will be turning to the internet to do some or all of our Christmas...
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By Brian Roulston The First World War saw Great Britain mobilize almost nine million men and women...
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Submitted by Brian Roulston 1960– Barton Township annexed by the City of Hamilton and the township ceased to exist. 1960– CHCH Television Tower is a 357.5 metre-high guyed TV mast in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada which is the...
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Submitted by Brian Roulston Today, Fluke Transport Group is one company operating out of the...
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Submitted by Brian Roulston On the corner of Wellington and Ferrie streets is a mural of Nikola...
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By Brian Roulston Thirty-four years ago, in 1986, some two thousand workers grabbed their lunch buckets and punched out for the last time at the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company of Canada. This huge plant founded in 1919...
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CONTRIBUTION BY ED STEWART In the May edition of The North End Breezes, we featured an article by...
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By Brian Roulston As far as I can tell it doesn’t have an official name but as you’re walking...
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By Brian Roulston Where Bay Street meets Burlington, a foot path slopes down in a zig zag fashion to Leander Drive. A modest red bricked, single-story Victorian style building appears directly below the...
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By Brian Roulston One hundred and thirty-six years ago on the same block of the new Hughson Street Church which is currently under construction between James, Hughson, Picton and Macaulay streets stood the glass factory of...
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By Brian Roulston 150 years ago, the Dominion of Canada was born on July 1, 1867. The word Dominion indicated Canada was now a self-governing colony of the British Empire. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec became...
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