A Home For Shortbread
I was wandering by this building on Queen St East at just the right time to catch the sun highlighting some of the wonderful details on the facade. I could find no details on the building itself although I did find that there was a move afoot to have this neighbourhood of old commercial buildings declared a heritage conservation area in an attempt to save the ones that are left. I'm not sure if it passed. Meanwhile, it is a nice home for Mary Macleod's Shortbread and I have had some of the cookies and they are delicious!
17 comments:
I hope the move afoot gained some traction especially if the other buildings are as nice as this one.
If bread is really tall, would it be called tallbread?
Oh, I hope it made the list!
Beautiful old building. I love those top floor windows.
Must smell nice.
yum! that would go great with my last cup of coffee!!!
Ditto what TexWisGirl said above, except I'm drinking tea :) lets hope this lovely building can be saved Pat.
You are right, the perfect home for shortbread, looks right out of Merry Old
Sounds tasty and looks great, a winning combination!
Great!
I think I've been past this place. It's a very distinctive building!
Lovely detail on that mellow old brickwork.
This one is a charmer, RedPat.
Looks like a nice shop.
Wonderful façade! I love the building.
Nice building ... I arrive in time for the cookies, I'm drinking coffee :)))
A kiss.
The light is perfect!
I hope this one can be saved. It has neat details.
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