Well it;s been quite sometime since I at least posted something,so today I picked a few Archive of Montreal photos from the Ling collection. She walked around Verdun and just took a bunch of photos , so I want to share them here with you and whoever surfs by. Cheers ! Les
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Great B & W photographs Les. Thanks for posting them. Lots of good memories.
I lived at 467 3rd ave in Verdun until we moved to Newfoundland in May of 1977. I went to Bannantyne school for kindergarten and left before the year was over.
Glad you surfed by anonymous..........enjoy the site.Cheers ! LesF
I grew up in foster care in Verdun my foster family was the Carr's my name is Shelley and my sisters name is Barbie. We lived on Argyle and then on Wellington street right near Sprities Store. Anyone remember us? the girls in the Carr family were Holly, Sandy and Debbie.
Hi Shelley,thanks for stopping by and saying hi. A lot of people surf by and see our site each day,Although we do not actively use the site msg. wise,but hopefully someone will see your post and possibly respond to it. Cheers ! Les F
I lived at 393 3rd avenue in 1978/79 and also went to Bannantyne school for kindergarten. Had the most wonderful teacher her name was mrs.Pontarelie(sp?) And started grade 1 with miss day but left after the first few weeks.
Hi, I would like to know if you have any pictures or information about The Black and White Snack Bar on the corner of D'leglies and Ross Street in Verdun in the 1960s
My father * Larry Paxton *ran a depeneur. Which is now D'leglies metro station ,I've been searching for a while and never had any luck. It would be amazing to have any information. Thank you
I will do what I can if I come across some photos from Church Av deps I will post them for you.
D'leglies and Ross.
I don't remember anything other than the old Greenberg's Clothing store at the corner of Wellington & Galt Av being replaced for the Church Metro station? The store relocated diagonally across the block to Gordon and Wellington for a while before disappearing.
Cheers ! Les
Thanks for the request and for surfing by.
I was in foster care as well, Elsie Meikle looked after me, she was an elderly lady back then.
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