Positioning on an old map 1949
Map details Evaluate precision Bad Ok Good
Positioning on an old map 1912
Map details Evaluate precision Bad Ok Good
0/5 used
Positioning on an old map 1890
Map details Evaluate precision Bad Ok Good
0/5 used
Positioning on an old map 1879
Map details Evaluate precision Bad Ok Good
0/5 used
Positioning on an old map 1815
The position on this 1815 map is approximate
48 Windsor avenue
Building year: 1
City: Montréal
Histograd local id: 1085695
Creation date: 2020-04-28 13:10:59 Modification date: 2024-11-05
2039-2041 avenue Grey
Les carrés jaunes représentent des construction en bois tels garage ou entrepôt ou "shed"
495 avenue Claremont
"McDougall died in 1892, leaving the land to his son and four daughters. It ap- pears there must have been quite some de- bate over the eventual disposition of the land; a new cadastral map was drawn up in 1901 and the land finally was sold off in 1909, cutting across lots designed for houses fronting on Claremont, so that the houses could be built facing onto Chester- field Ave. The land to the north at the cor- ner of Windsor Ave. had been sold to the Hervey Institute in 1905. It set about building a large “children’s home,” which covered the entire cul-de-sac. It was only afterwards that the land to the south, lead- ing down to Chesterfield Ave., was sold off for development. " From WESTMOUNT INDEPENDENT – September 25, 2018 – page 11
2069-2071 avenue Marlowe
Construite en 1922. Achetée par famille Gingras en 1949, qui y a habitée pendant plus de 50 ans.
This page have been seen 1135 times.
Historical score:2019
Localisation: Montréal, MTL, YUL, Québec, Canada
* We do our best to get the best accuracy, but in some maps it's hard to go beyond 20m.
Name this place
Add keywords
Add to a list
To find former residents of this place, visit the directory Lovell
Person or institution related
This place has an historical interest?
Historic Ressources
To find out who lived in this house in the last century search in this historic street index.
Lovell Street Index
Discussions
3449 Peel Street was a student Residence run by the Christian Fellowship Association in the 1940's and 50's. I was there from 1947 to 1950.
Cette maison a été construite en 1960 et était la propriété de monsieur Louis Leclerc
Est-ce que Francine Truchon ou sa sœur Monique habite au 2148, rue Dézéry, à Montréal ? Faites-moi savoir à jorgejuansanchez@yahoo.es Merci!
Add a comment or ask a question