Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Deco On College St

I took this pic a few weeks ago before the leaves came out on the trees so that you can see most of the wonderful Art Deco details on this College St building. I couldn't find any info on its original occupant but it was a paint store for many years before becoming a computer store. There is a bit of a campaign going on to attempt to have some of the buildings along this part of College St heritage protected but I'm not sure if it has been successful.  
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17 comments:

  1. It is good to see old buildings still being used.
    Have a great day!

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  2. Your sign makes me wonder if Canadian Computers speak with an accent? Ahy? Fine looking building. Always liked the Deco style.

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  3. Well you know I'm loving those Art Deco details Pat, fabulous find!

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  4. ...this like many buildings here, the lower floors have been destroyed and only the tops retain their former beauty.

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  5. I love those decorative touches on this building. It would be great if such pretty buildings could be preserved in some way.

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  6. I like its style. A building worth preserving.

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  7. Hello, I like the Art Deco style. It would be nice to see some preserved.
    Wishing you a happy day!

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  8. A clash of cultures between upper and lower storeys.

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  9. Hopefully it has some historic status and is protected, it's a neat building!

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  10. Love the deco. Hate the garishness of the computer store.

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  11. I hope they can preserve the building. It is still functional and that will help its cause. Its a nice building, I like it.

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  12. Wonderful art deco details.

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  13. Always good to see the older buildings being utilized. And I do like art deco
    MB

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  14. I was there the other day and took pics of those buildings and couldn't find out much about them either.

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  15. Do hope that wiser minds help save some of these historic buildings!

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