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A.J. Sayre residence, 717 Royal Avenue S.W.

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Title	A.J. Sayre residence, 717 Royal Avenue S.W.
Identifier	aj_0202
Subject	Calgary (Alta.) -- History
Location	Calgary, Alberta
Time Coverage	1-Jul-63
Photographer	Alison Jackson
Donor	Alison Jackson Estate
Type	Still Image
Repository	Calgary Public Library, Central Library, Local History Room
Collection	Alison Jackson Photograph Collection
Rights	Copyright Calgary Public Library. 616 Macleod Trail SE, Calgary AB, T2G 2M2, 1+(403)260-2785 hum1@calgarypubliclibrary.com
Date Photo	1-Jul-63
Format Photo	5" x 5" print
Width Digital	2851
Height Digital	2754
File Size	7691.938 KB
File type	TIF
Notes	“Then & Now” columns appeared weekly in the Calgary Herald between 2002 and 2005. The following article appeared December 17, 2002. Then: Royal Avenue (20th Avenue S.W.), Mount Royal District • Between 1905 and 1911, the Canadian Pacific Railway developed Mount Royal as an elite residential district. Around 1906, American businessmen living and working in Calgary built the first homes along Royal Avenue, between 6th and 7th streets S.W. The area became known as American Hill, a name that quickly vanished when CPR registered a 1907 subdivision plan with street names of Upper Canada's British rulers. Now: Royal Avenue • Over the past 30 years, many Royal Avenue mansions have been demolished to accommodate construction of apartment and condominium developments. Remnants of the original river stone fence still border parts of Royal Avenue. Only one of the houses pictured in this early postcard still stands.
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A.J. Sayre residence, 717 Royal Avenue S.W.

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