Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Columns On Queen St West

This building is almost across the road from yesterday's building. I love that little balcony with the columns on the top floor. The building was constructed on Queen St W in 1898 and now houses three stores on the main floor - a jewellery store with the peace symbol & heart, a knitting store, and a woman's clothing store. And that is my venerable Honda parked out front!  
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29 comments:

  1. I would enjoy shopping there!

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  2. I love that little balcony, too, but I love everything about these buildings...the architecture is so exotic; you just don't see this kind of thing anymore. At first I thought these stores sold exotic erotica, but that's just my overactive imagination. Don't see the peace symbol as much today as we used to, and that's too bad.

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  3. We need more signs like the peace and heart images. Looks like a delightful place to visit.

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  4. What a great looking building. The balcony and columns are wonderful as is that oval window. Those look like interesting shops too. I have a venerable Honda too!

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  5. We need to pay more attention to those peace and heart signs! Lovely area offering many delights.

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  6. The shop looks like something from the 1960s. Interesting photo.

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  7. I didn't know Honda made bikes!

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  8. Neat buildings, are they apartments above the shops then?

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  9. A very characterful building & sporty black Honda!

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  10. Regarding your comment, I don't know what became of RR's blog. I know it's no longer accessible. He is, however, on Twitter.

    https://twitter.com/revrunnerva

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  11. That balcony really IS wonderful, as is the whole building. And the signs. And the Honda isn’t bad either )).

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  12. The building has lots of character and that balcony is very cool looking. It would serve as a great people watching porch.

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  13. I love the windows on the second floor.

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  14. That is definitely a stylish balcony!
    And such a funky neighbourhood :)

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  15. Great building in that neo neo style.

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  16. That little balcony is really neat !

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  17. Hello, what a neat building. I like the balcony. The window display with the heart and peace sign are cute. Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!

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  18. My son and a girlfriend lived at Queen and Jarvis at one point.
    I grew up on Walker Ave.
    That is a lovely balcony, isn't it?!

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  19. So much to see and enjoy here Pat, looks like there's lots going on in this architecturally appealing building.

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  20. Love the character of the whole building and the columns are very cool.

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  21. What a fine place indeed, and all the shops it must be quite an interesting place, and the folks with the balcony are lucky too!

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  22. That is quite a charmer. The third floor balcony, not the little Honda. Though I am sure it is also charming.

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