D Darkstar416 Guest Jun 6, 2006 #16 The original Talbot Inn, which was rebuilt as part of John Labatt Centre, sat on the site boarded up for over a decade with most of the block sitting as parking. Unfortunately it stood unmaintained too long to save. Click to expand... It looks as if Hamilton's famed Lister Block will soon be undergoing the same fate...www.architecturehamilton.com/savethelister.html Part II should finally come tonight...hopefully!
The original Talbot Inn, which was rebuilt as part of John Labatt Centre, sat on the site boarded up for over a decade with most of the block sitting as parking. Unfortunately it stood unmaintained too long to save. Click to expand... It looks as if Hamilton's famed Lister Block will soon be undergoing the same fate...www.architecturehamilton.com/savethelister.html Part II should finally come tonight...hopefully!
O Ontarian1976 Guest Jun 6, 2006 #17 "I think London is the perfect example of that type of Ontario town that the Quebecois like to make fun of for "rolling up the sidewalks at night"" I actually found London to have plenty of bars for a city it's size.
"I think London is the perfect example of that type of Ontario town that the Quebecois like to make fun of for "rolling up the sidewalks at night"" I actually found London to have plenty of bars for a city it's size.
D Darkstar416 Guest Jun 6, 2006 #18 I don't think the number of bars is the only (or best) way of meausing these things though.
S simply Dan Guest Jun 6, 2006 #19 I actually found London to have plenty of bars for a city it's size. Click to expand... Guelph certainly does!
I actually found London to have plenty of bars for a city it's size. Click to expand... Guelph certainly does!
D Darkstar416 Guest Jun 9, 2006 #20 Babs, Who is Edward Durrell? Do tell! BTW, London (Ontario) Snaps, Part II is now up!
