An interesting pile of discarded stones, from a renovation, on a lane off Greene Avenue.

Boarded up residences on Selby.

Graffiti on various buildings opposite Selby Park. Some think this is “art” – municipalities regard this as a “crime”. Frankly, I find these as an eyesore.

A green “oasis” adjacent to the Ville-Marie Expressway (Autoroute 720). Rarely visited by people outside the area.

Hardly, a “Westmount Overlooked” item. However, very few people pause to appreciate the intricate details that comprise this floral arrangement.

A former Red Feather Agency building on Atwater Ave.; currently used as “Pavillion Gilman”, an annex for the Montreal Children’s Hospital.

The Red Feather Agency, today, is known as the United Way of Canada/ Centraide Canada.

The church’s corner stone.

St Stephen’s Anglican Church.

By all appearances, the church does good work as a refuge, and haven, for a portion of Montreal’s disadvantaged population.

An old wooden one-way sign on the side of a house.