Hamilton Photo Index

flar · #1 Posted: **Dec 3, 2008, 5:30 AM**

HAMILTON TOURS
_____________________________________________________________

Hamilton Photo Essays:

Canada's Forgotten City

Déjà vu

The City in Pictures

Goodbye, Hamilton (from 43 floors up)

This broken down old city still manages to wake up every morning...

HAMILTON | Scenes from the cutting room floor

Day for Night

122 Never Before Seen Photos

Five millionth thread spectacular!

Twilight of the Industrial Age

S U B U R B I A !

< R - E - T - R - O >

< H E A V Y <> I N D U S T R Y >

C I T Y _ L I G H T S

D I R T Y B R I C K

ROWHouses

ROWS of Houses

A leisurely stroll through the inner city

I miss the GRIT!

The Mechanized Hum of Another World

What destroys you?

H-Town Letdown

Urban Pornography

A leisurely Victorian Stroll

My Favourite Hamilton Houses:
Round 1 • Round 2 • Round 3

________________

Stone architecture in Greater Hamilton:

Stone in Central Hamilton

Stone in Flamborough

Stone in Dundas and Ancaster

________________
Hamilton Neighbourhood Tours:

Corktown

The original Durand tour

Durand Part I

Durand Part II

Locke Street South

North Kirkendall

South Kirkendall

North Stipley

Westdale

Gibson

St. Clair

The Delta

Concession Street

Central

Barton Street

Stinson

The North End

Keith

James North

Kenilworth

Landsdale

West Mountain Brow

Ottawa St.

Strathcona

Beasley

Chedoke

The Beach Strip

Hess Village

McMaster University

The Bayfront

________________

Hamilton Suburbs:

Stoney Creek

Waterdown & Greensville

Burlington

Ancaster

Dundas

Dundas Houses

flar · #2 Posted: **Dec 14, 2008, 3:14 AM**

OTHER TOWNS AND CITIES

_____________________________________________________________

Photo Essays:

Five Skylines: Toronto, Montreal, Detroit, Hamilton, Ottawa

The Chemical Valley

41 buildings that are about to be demolished

SKYLINES and SPRAWL: Toronto, Mississauga, Calgary, Regina

3200km through Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Maine

_____________________________________________________________

CITIES

Detroit, Michigan

Buffalo, New York

Detroit, Michigan & Windsor, Ontario

Toledo, Ohio

________________

Chicago, Illinois:

Part I

Part II

________________

Halifax, Nova Scotia:

Downtown

North End/South End Neighbourhoods

________________

Quebec City, Quebec:

Vieux-Québec

Saint-Sauveur/Saint-Roch Neighbouroods

________________

Winnipeg, Manitoba:

Downtown

The Exchange District

________________

Montréal, Québec:

M O N T R É A L

Snapshots of Montréal

La rue Saint-Denis à Montréal

Le Plateau

________________

Toronto, Ontario:

Toronto Density

Too much Toronto

Major League Skyscrapers

The Annex

Chinatown

Cabbagetown

Mississauga City Centre

________________

Kingston, Ontario:

Downtown

Sydenham Ward

________________

London, Ontario:

Downtown

Talbot

Woodfield

Old South/Wortley Village

________________

Regina, Saskatchewan:

Downtown

Cathedral

Warehouse District

________________

Waterloo Region, Ontario:

Kitchener

Galt (Cambridge)

Waterloo

________________

Niagara Region, Ontario:

Niagara-On-The-Lake

Niagara Falls

Welland

St. Catharines

________________

Oakville, Ontario:

Oakville: Downtown

Oakville: Historic Homes

________________

Thunder Bay, Ontario

Port Huron, Michigan

Saint John, New Brunswick

Bangor, Maine

Guelph, Ontario

Brantford, Ontario

Sarnia, Ontario

_____________________________________________________________

Ontario Stone Towns

Fergus, Ontario

Elora, Ontario

St. Marys, Ontario

Flamborough

Dundas and Ancaster

_____________________________________________________________

SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO

Amherstburg, Ontario

Wallaceburg, Ontario

Wallaceburg Housing Study

Ridgetown, Thamesville, and Dresden, Ontario

Paris, Ontario

Chatham, Ontario

Stratford, Ontario

Woodstock, Ontario

Petrolia, Ontario

Marine City, Michigan, Sombra, Ontario & Fawn Island, Ontario

Port Lambton, Ontario

_____________________________________________________________

EASTERN ONTARIO

Merrickville, Ontario

Brockville, Ontario

Almonte, Ontario

_____________________________________________________________

19th Century Southern Ontario

Part 1: Georgian, Neo-Classical, Regency

Part 2: Gothic Revival

Part 3: Italianate

Part 4: Second Empire

Part 5: Queen Anne, Romanesque

Part 6: Late Victorian urban housing

_____________________________________________________________

NOVA SCOTIA

Peggys Cove

Digby

flar · #3 Posted: **Dec 21, 2008, 4:43 PM**

OTTAWA-GATINEAU TOURS
_____________________________________________________________

PHOTO ESSAYS:

National Capital Region IV

Parce que chaque petit geste compte!

No smiling No freedom No littering No loitering No smoking No talking

ATTENTION FREE THINKERS: Demand Superior Products

TO ME, iT D'OSNT MATTER

Never take mon feu

National Capital Region I

National Capital Region II

National Capital Region III

C A N A D I A N S

Ottawa Skyline Panorama

________________

NEIGHBOURHOODS:

Hintonburg

Lowertown

Sandy Hill North

Centretown Part One

Chinatown

Golden Triangle

Vieux-Hull

ByWard Market

Downtown Ottawa

New Edinburgh

Dalhousie

Barrhaven I

Barrhaven II

Lincoln Fields/Nepean

The Glebe

flar · #4 Posted: **Jan 8, 2009, 2:43 AM**

New photos:

CITY LIGHTS
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=163245

flar · #5 Posted: **Jan 14, 2009, 4:01 AM**

I moved some very old Hamilton threads to this section

flar · #6 Posted: **Jan 22, 2009, 9:22 PM**

New feature on Hamilton rowhouses:

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=163831

flar · #7 Posted: **Jan 26, 2009, 4:57 PM**

I've posted a proper tour of Landsdale. It really is a great neighbourhood, and I think extremely underrated. I noticed some renovations and restorations over the past couple years. Retail on King and Barton is still very weak, but who knows what the future holds? The housing stock is amazing--this neighbourhood could be one of the best in Canada if gentrification ever happened.

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=164061

MsMe · #8 Posted: **Jan 26, 2009, 5:06 PM**

Have you done Chedoke area yet Flar. I haven't been in that area in years. There are some nice houses in that area too.

flar · #9 Posted: **Jan 26, 2009, 9:35 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by MsMe

Have you done Chedoke area yet Flar. I haven't been in that area in years. There are some nice houses in that area too.

I did Chedoke in the fall:
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=160292

MsMe · #10 Posted: **Jan 26, 2009, 9:53 PM**

Thanks Flar, missed that tour.

flar · #11 Posted: **Jan 29, 2009, 7:52 PM**

Brand new Kirkendall tour--a more in depth exploration of the eclectic housing in North Kirkendall

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=164309

flar · #12 Posted: **Feb 2, 2009, 9:10 PM**

^^look up at the first post of this thread^^

I've now added links to my non-Hamilton tours

flar · #13 Posted: **Feb 2, 2009, 9:10 PM**

New Hamilton tour: South Kirkendall

A study of early suburbia

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=164446

omro · #14 Posted: **Feb 2, 2009, 9:33 PM**

Loving all the additional tours!

Thanks for posting them all and thanks for taking the time to photograph them in the first place!

astroblaster · #15 Posted: **Feb 2, 2009, 11:31 PM**

flar you should publish a book

MsMe · #16 Posted: **Feb 2, 2009, 11:45 PM**

Quote:

Originally Posted by astroblaster

flar you should publish a book

And here is a link to do that. And these prices aren't that bad.

http://www.picaboo.com/photobooks/optionspricing.html

MsMe · #17 Posted: **Feb 3, 2009, 10:02 PM**

Flar, Smithville would be another area that would be good to get photos of. Many older houses there plus that historical train station as well.

flar · #18 Posted: **Feb 13, 2009, 1:13 PM**

Some photos of London, Ontario, Canada's 10th largest city and the 4th largest in Ontario. Interesting to see some of the differences from Hamilton:

Downtown

Talbot

Woodfield

Jon Dalton · #19 Posted: **Feb 13, 2009, 5:50 PM**

I enjoyed the London one. The few times I've been there for shows I walked around what seems to be a decent downtown with a good mix of establishments. Hamilton could learn from just about every other mid sized city - none of them effed it up quite as bad as us. Well, maybe Brantford.

matt602 · #20 Posted: **Feb 14, 2009, 12:18 AM**

Yep, I've only been to London about 3 times but I enjoyed it. Kinda felt like a really small version of Toronto downtown.