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This picture shows an aerial shot of the West End after Urban Renewal had been underway. It is clear to see that entire parts of the city were stripped away to make room for the new plans.
Tags: chr_1960s, geo_WestEnd, thm_UrbanRenewal
This map (left) shows the West End prior to Urban Renewal, alongside a map (right) that city planners hopes would be accurate of the West End after Urban Renewal was completed. The map on the right shows a far less congested space, whereas the left…
Tags: chr_1951, geo_WestEnd, thm_map, thm_UrbanRenewal
These photographs show the variety of immigrant populations in the West End. The diversity is marked, with a school of Albanian women, and a collage of prominent black people of the neighbourhood serving to pay tribute to the neighbourhood's…
Tags: chr_1917, geo_WestEnd, thm_diversity, thm_immigration
These photographs document how the West End Museum looks now.
Tags: chr_2016, geo_WestEnd, thm_museum
These photographs document how the West End Museum looks now.
Tags: chr_2016, geo_WestEnd, thm_museum
This roster shows the diversity of immigrants that registered in a class that offered a variety of services to immigrant families settling in the West End. The 1940s saw a continuation of immigrant families moving from Europe to the West End.
Tags: chr_1942, geo_WestEnd, thm_diversity
This 'Rat Day' Handbill calls on the inhabitants of the West End to 'Kill [their] Rats!'. The 4 different languages presented on the handbill showcase the diversity of the West End, and its vast immigrant population.
Tags: chr_1917, geo_WestEnd, thm_diversity
This cartoon promotes the re-development plans and was distributed by the politicians who were actively seeking out the Urban Renewal project.
Tags: chr_1958, geo_WestEnd, thm_propaganda
This cartoon promotes the re-development plans and was distributed by the politicians who were actively seeking out the Urban Renewal project.
Tags: chr_1958, geo_WestEnd, thm_propaganda
This map depicts the conditions of housing in the West End prior to the Urban Renewal. As is visible, the darker patches reflect on the substandard conditions, and thus Urban Renewal was, unfortunately, inevitable.
Tags: chr_1953, geo_WestEnd, thm_UrbanRenewal