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Identified! Vaughan Ave. near the intersection of Bayers Rd.

Identified! Vaughan Ave. looking toward Bayers Rd.

Identified!! 6117 Lawrence St. (north side, near corner with Windsor St.).

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  • Megan Couture said:
    Could be Clyde and Brenton where the old Butcher shop used to be.
  • John Weigl said:
    I was thinking that butcher shop as well, it would have been to the right of the butcher in the photo. The shop I thought was on on the east side of either Brenton (makes more sense) or Dresden almost at Morris, note the grade uphill to the left - Clyde is level - so we're looking north. Can't recall which street the shop was on but it was a hopping shop, the front was red and it had a very narrow street frontage. They delivered too as my neighbour got theirs from them as no car - alot of dollies going in and out so they may very well have wholesaled too. Was still there in the late 60's. The name of it will come to me......I hope; be nice to have an old phone book.
  • John Weigl said:
    Will have to drive to the southern foot of Victoria Rd to see if that's a possibility. Still the shot would be facing north with butcher standing on the east side of Victoria nr. Inglis. Anyone recall a store there where the Oriental Restaurant once was?
  • Halifax Municipal Archives said:
    Thanks Megan Couture and John Weigl! The 1960 directory lists a bunch of butchers in Halifax, but none of them are on Brenton or Clyde. There is a G. E. Barbour Co. Ltd. foods listed on Brenton, though. It was near Morris and on the east side of the street, which coincides with your thought, John, that we're looking north. Could that be it?
  • John Weigl said:
    Last night the store I was thinking of came to mind without warning, it was Horne's and was not solely a butcher. Yes Barbour rings a bell for Brenton so Horne's must have been one or two streets east. Looking at the street grade I'm now thinking it fits Victoria road southern end better. I'm walking down Brenton this morning and will report back if houses jive. john