Postmarked 1910; Curry Hall (built c. 1905) was located on the southeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and London Street (now University Avenue); it housed Heintzman And Company Pianos on the first floor and was later renamed the Heintzman Building; please note that the original "Curry Block" was located on the northeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street; the Windsor Armouries (to the left of Curry Hall was located on London Street between Curry Hall and Cartier Place (now Freedom Way); opened in 1902, it was designed by architect David Ewart in the Richardson Romanesque style; in 1935 an addition was added to the south side, designed by Sheppard, Masson and Trace; it was the base of the 21st Regiment of Essex County Fusiliers (later known as the Essex and Kent Scottish Regiment); Pond's Pharmacy can be seen on the northeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and London Street; the postcard is addressed to Miss Bessie Dixon.