Street Scene In Windsor, 1893

Street Scene In Windsor, 1893
Creator(s): 
Warner, Charles Forbes
Year: 
1893
Publisher: 
Picturesque Publishing Company
Type(s): 
Photograph
Physical Description: 
b&w
Source: 
Picturesque Detroit and Environs / edited by Charles Forbes Warner. Published: Northampton, Mass. : Picturesque Publishing Company, 1893. Page 82
Notes: 
This photograph is the exact same one as postcard: http://swoda.uwindsor.ca/node/100 from around 1908; an almost identical postcard is on page 21 of Postcards From The Past, Vol. 1 (Leddy: FC3095.E8 P67) is postmarked June 14th, 1908; however, the photograph was probably taken in 1893; Windsor was the first Canadian city to introduce electric street cars in 1886. In 1893, the system was expanded along Ouellette Avenue and connected the downtown with Windsor Race Track (now Jackson Park); the postcard shows Ouellette Avenue looking north from near Chatham Street; the Manning House Hotel (later the Royal Bank), built in 1887, is at the right on the southeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street; the old post office building is first building on the left.
Subject(s): 
Ouellette Avenue (Windsor)
Commercial Buildings
Royal Bank of Canada (Windsor)
Manning House Hotel (Windsor)
Manning Block (Windsor)
Post Office (Windsor), 1879
Stores
Chatham Street (Windsor)
Pitt Street (Windsor)
Streetcars
Place(s): 
Windsor (Ontario)
Rights: 
Public Domain
Repository: 
University of Windsor. Leddy Library
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