Ken’s Bygone Sandy Hill
Where all legal bigwigs met, one century ago Ken Clavette In 1862 the gaol (jail) was built at 75 Nicholas
Read moreWhere all legal bigwigs met, one century ago Ken Clavette In 1862 the gaol (jail) was built at 75 Nicholas
Read moreBuilding the community with innovative housing Ken Clavette I moved to Sandy Hill from Centretown in the summer of
Read moreDaly was considered the street of Ottawa Ken Clavette Along with supervising the building of the Rideau Canal, Colonel John
Read moreRobbery and intrigue at Ottawa Beef Co. Ltd. Ken Clavette If having the largest abattoir in the city made Sandy
Read more“Fireworks” displays from the Lees Avenue gas making plant Ken Clavette For many years my partner and I visited local
Read moreAlbum of Bygone Sandy Hill Ken Clavette Over the years I have had the chance to listen to people reminisce
Read moreThe explosions that rocked Sandy Hill Ken Clavette When we first moved to Henderson Avenue in 1981, our landlady had
Read moreKen Clavette In recent years, Sandy Hill has benefited from the addition of two new footbridges. The Corktown Footbridge/Passerelle Corktown
Read moreLouise Lapointe The Rideau Bakery has been sitting vacant since it closed its doors in 2019. But behind the black
Read moreWinter in Sandy Hill’s history always included sports like tobogganing at Strathcona Park and at Dutchie’s Hole; even shovelling snow
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