THANKS for stopping by, I do my best to acknowledge when someone leaves a comment,you do not have to be a member here & everyone is welcome. Ps: This site is monitored but not actively posting on a regular basis. Mostly these are stories & some photos saved from a defunct site known as Verdun Connections which was on MSN Groups initially then on a social network called Multiply.
Monday, October 19, 2026
More Mish Mosh Pics We've had for many many years
In a quest to save much of our old photos and stories plus much more in the way of pictures from all over Montreal,as I researched many hours to find and share photos, I thought it might be time to start reposting some of the photos we lost through the mystery of cyber disappearances which happened a lot over the years, I still come across photos on various platforms which I know we have seen before. Well as I come across more and mor older laptops,memory cards, external hard drives, I always thought I would put as many as I come across back on here foor those who surf by to find and hopefully get a kick out of. I as it turns out have tons of stuff stored.separating personal stuff from pics found and saved for decades will take some time and I don't guarantee I get everything back put there,but I will try from time to time to add more: So until I end up in our own In Memoriam list..here they are........LOL
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incredible pictures from inside the natatorium and also the pool on saint helens island very good souvenirs of the past doug and donna
The construction process of the Natatorium is a good find. I have seen in the past some of the Auditorium in construction phase. I think the City of Verdun had their own archive photographers. I for one think Verdun was a better run city than since being swallowed up and absorbed by the City of Montreal as one of their borroughs. They had their own city yards, garbage trucks and collections,parks board, and looked well run from my prospective. Even their snow removal organization was better, The streets were cleaner and the librarys and schools seemed organized too. Having both English and French School Boards as well as the Catholic School System. Thank you people for saving the photos and keeping our old memories alive. Gaston Paquette
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