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Lebreton Flats map, 1912
A fires insurance map of the Lebreton Flats area of Ottaw circa. 1912.
664, 666, 668, 670, 672 Laurier Ave, 1954
A black and white photograph of 4 dingy looking dwelling buildings, the ones in the foreground appear to be in slightly better condition than those more towards the left.
94 Lloyd st, 1950s
A black and white photograph of a father and his two sons in their car parked out front of their house.
22 and 24 Lett st, 1950s
A faded black and white photograph of a duplex type row house with covered porches. A car is parked out front on the street and children are playing to the left of the left most house.
45 broad st, 1900s
A black and white photograph of a large and grandly designed train station.
660 Wellington st., 1898
A black and white photograph of a small church with a tall steeple
123,125,127, and 129 booth st, 1963
A black and white photo of a row of tenement housing partially boarded up with a young boy pushing his baby sister in a carriage down the road in front, located on boohtstreet just off of ottawa st.
694, 696, 700 Wellington st. 1962
A two story commercial building on the tight intersection of two streets, the front most of the shops has a large pepsi cola sight on the top of it.
115 Lloyd st, 1962
A black and white photograph of a large building located beside the train tracks on a slight hill.
Booth st and Duke st, 1962
A black and white photograph of the intersection of booth and duke sts. looking on from the intersection of oregon st and booth st, depicting a large factory at the corner lot of those two previous roads with the sighn "Baker Bros."