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Westmount places:
Hallowell Avenue

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the street their home. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called York Avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: A street full of surprises, including a long-forgotten bird sanctuary. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: the former residents who called the street their home. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: former residents who called Western Avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: de Maisonneuve Boulevard was originally named Western Avenue. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: Anecdotes embedded in the past of Braeside Place. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: Melbourne Avenue, a short street between Metcalfe and Melville. By Michael Walsh

One of the pleasures of living in Westmount is its small town feel. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: Redfern Avenue was opened in 1901 with land ceded from the Grey Nuns. By Michael Walsh

Familiar places in Westmount that were part of the City’s initial urbanization. By Michael Walsh

What happened to the magnificent victorian drinking fountain in Westmount Park? By Michael Walsh