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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
Durham St. looking North at Larch St. (c.1940) Left to right: T. Eaton Co. Guaranty Trust, Bank of Nova Scotia, Melody Music and Christ the King Church in the distance.
Durham St. looking North (c.1940)
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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
Loading matte at the East Smelter yard in Copper Cliff. The copper-nickel matte was brought from the smelter in portable moulds, broken up, loaded into barrels, weighed, and shipped to the refinery, located at the time in Bayonne, New Jersey. (c.1890s)
Loading matte at the East Smelter yard in Copper Cliff. The copper-nickel matte was brought from the smelter in portable moulds, broken up, loaded into barrels, weighed, and shipped to the refinery, located at the time in Bayonne, New Jersey. (c.1890s)
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Reggie Fitchett
Reggie Fitchett ·
Science North before the boardwalk was built.
Science North before the boardwalk was built
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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
https://www.sudbury.com/memory-lane/memory-lane-remembering-sudburys-long-gone-palatial-post-office-10236263
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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
New Sudbury Centre in the 1970s. It got much brighter with the skylights added in the 1980s (especially noticeable in the hallway between Centre Court and Woolco)
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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
I guess as the inaugural photo for this new Space, let’s go all the way back to the beginning….. Sudbury, 1883. Around the time that the Jesuits (Fathers Nolin, Cote & Santerre) arrived. (Laurentian University Archives)
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Jason Marcon
Jason Marcon ·
https://www.sudbury.com/then-and-now/then-now-remembering-the-tragic-heroism-of-gordon-lapointe-10187575
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