Boris Brott and the HPO put on a special concert at McMaster University for grade 7/8 students from across the city in February 1970. He connected with Hamiltonians of all ages. Our thoughts are with his wife Ardyth and the Brott family. Image from HWDSB Educational Archives
About a month ago, I made a joke on Twitter about making a video about why Birch Avenue is so weird.
I wasn't doing anything better, so I made a video about why Birch Avenue is so weird. Please enjoy.
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In 1959, Dofasco offered all employees free immunization against Polio and Tetanus. Dr. Martin and nurse Alton pose with a needle that represented the amount of vaccine required to inoculate all of Dofasco's employees. Image courtesy @ArcelorMittal_D#hamont@VintageHamilton
A couple of photos of the Golden Jet in Hamilton snapped by Reg Button. Bobby Hull and his brother Dennis were at a Gemini Mercury Sales promotion at the dealership near Queenston and Nash circa 1971. Anyone remember the event? #Hamont#GoldenJet#BobbyHull
There's some interest in restoring and preserving the old International Harvester Canada sign and clock on Burlington St. in #HamOnt . Any comments on its history and design value?
Thank you @PaulWilsonInHam for sending #HamOnt Christmas Cards for your last column. A heartfelt thank you for uncovering and sharing Hamilton's stories. All the best in your future endeavours. https://t.co/gAca9XKs5x
#DYK Walter Rollo was sworn in as Ontario’s first Minister of Labour #OTD 100 years ago? Celebrate @ONlabour by exploring their new centennial exhibit on our website: https://t.co/SWKcDlLvqU.
The Dr. Harry Paikin Library in the Hamilton Board of Education building in the early 1970s. The building was torn down in 2012 when the school board built a new headquarters on the Mountain.
Photo courtesy of the HWDSB Educational Archive and Heritage Centre #Hamont