c. 1925; on the back: "The Windsor Post Office, located at Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street, is one of the oldest structures in Windsor. At the front of the building may be seen a beautiful fountain dedicated to the memory of Windsor heroes, who fell in the Boer War."; the post office was located on the southwest corner of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street; it was built in 1879 and demolished in 1932; the architect was William Scott And Co.; it replaced several earlier post offices that were near the northeast corner of Ouellette Avenue and Pitt Street; the Boer War Monument, designed by Walter Allard, is located at the front entrance. It was dedicated on May 24th, 1906, and later moved to Jackson Park; the reddish brown building behind the post office and park was the Victoria Block (southwest corner of Ouellette Avenue and Chatham Street); it housed the Imperial Bank; it was built in 1893 and burned down on December 24th, 1945; the partially visible building on the right was the Laing Building (built 1886) which was part of the Norwich Block (also known sometimes as the Richmond Block).