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While I would appreciate the original post office building if it had survived (and it would probably be among the oldest large public buildings in Ontario today) I do love what replaced it.
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^I like it as well, though it does look like something Albert Speer might have designed. ;)
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The new building from the 30's is one of my favourite buildings in the city. So grand, taking up an entire block.
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^Close'ish...
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^Very cool.
The Palace burned to the ground I believe. Not sure when, though. |
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^Gotcha. Cheers.
You might also include Hamilton Place as a contributing factor in the demise of the Palace, Capitol, etc. |
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I was just a kid back then but I do remember the splendor of both of those theatres. it's a shame they are both gone. |
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ALEXANDRA ARCADE
This was a tough one. Some good guess but this building actually stood on James North in the block just north of old City Hall. http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/a...psr4v35cv8.jpg A much larger building, also known as the Arcade, took its place sometime later on the same block. This building would become Hamilton's first Eaton's seen at right of photo below. http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscne82rse.jpg source |
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Gore Park, King and Hughson?
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That's King and John! If I'm not mistaken
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