Lynn T. Leet of Lynn T. Leet & Company (1897) – Composite stone & brick company.
Archives
39 York Avenue (Yorke)
J. T. Gilmour of Gilmour & Kearns (1897) – Early book publishers.
51 York Avenue (Yorke)
William Meldrum of William Meldrum & Company (1897) – Commission merchants: eggs and butter cold storage. The company still exists as “Meldrum The Mover” and is one of the oldest moving & storage companies in Canada.
66 York Avenue (Yorke)
W. H. Hope residence (1897) – picture framer.
72 York Avenue (Yorke)
J. A. Paterson residence (1897) – tea merchant.
76 York Avenue (Yorke)
John Wingham residence (1897) – electrician.
Date Marker
Date marker on the back of a house viewed from York & Prince Albert Aves.
Another Snowy Morning
March 28th – snow, once again, blanketing Melville Ave.
Old Fire Box
Former fire box, in use for over 75 years and decommissioned in 1987, behind the clay tennis courts in Westmount Park.
Corner Markers
These are quite common on streets leading into lanes. They might have served 2 purposes: to mark the entranceway to a lane & to protect nearby structures from carriages making wide turns.
Westmount Overlooked 