The interior of the building showing the marbled walls and dark wood panels by the stairs. The original bevelled glass on one of the interior doors has been replaced; however, the interior still retains a 1905 “feeling”.

(A realty company was having an “open house” this afternoon allowing access into the building).

The front door of the Chesterfield Apartments; now condominiums.

Frank Percy Jones, agent, Nova Scotia Steel Company (1900).

David M. Johnson, art store and supplies (1900).

F. William Graham, R. Graham & Company (1900).

Charles Rufus McDowell, paint manufacturer (1900).

Webster Norris, Superintendent, mechanical department, Canada Rubber Company (1900).

A dairy produce truck servicing the Westmount area.

This type of delivery service started, years ago, with horse-drawn wagons that gave way to the Ford F-Series in the 1940-50’s.

Today, quite surprisingly, there is still a market for these products to be delivered residentially – now in refrigerated trucks.