Heritage – IMAGE

From Ken Clavette’s Album of Bygone Sandy Hill

The explosions that rocked Sandy Hill Ken Clavette When we first moved to Henderson Avenue in 1981, our landlady had

Update on the former Egyptian Embassy residence Hilary Duff There is no shortage of goings-on at the corner of Range

François Bregha Located at the south end of Cobourg Street, 460 Wilbrod is a large Victorian house. It is an

The February issue of IMAGE typically explores and appreciates the heritage of Sandy Hill. In honour of this, we asked

Samuel Close Being at the heart of Ottawa, Sandy Hill has seen a lot of change over the years. One

Ken Clavette In recent years, Sandy Hill has benefited from the addition of two new footbridges. The Corktown Footbridge/Passerelle Corktown

Hilary Duff I was sitting on the terrace at Working Title Café when the idea struck. Chatting with other members

François Bregha Sometimes, a dry, innocuous, document can open a window on the past and unexpectedly give us a glimpse

Winter in Sandy Hill’s history always included sports like tobogganing at Strathcona Park and at Dutchie’s Hole; even shovelling snow

Samuel Close All the talk of light rail expansion and transit masterplans for the city may lead you to wonder