A Symbol of Hamilton's Fallen Pride:
The Birks Building
Birks was a symbol of Hamilton pride for over 89 years standing at the head of our downtown core. Click here to learn about this long forgotten building. More

From: Friday, April 11, 2003

The Hamilton Military Museum:
Formerly The Myler House
A piece of history is going to be kept when the mansion the Myler’s lived in is converted to townhouses. More

From: Friday, October 5, 2001

Beauty's Gone: The Story of Bellevue
About a year ago, Hamilton lost another battle to save history. That faithful day last September will always stand as the day that Hamilton was brought to its knees. More

From: Monday, September 3, 2001

Hamilton's Gothic Among the Dead
Hamilton Cemetery's gatehouse is one of only two architecturally beautiful cemetery buildings in the area. Built in 1855 on the land that Sir Allan MacNab sold, it is as old as most of the graves that surround it. More

From: Monday, August 26, 2002

Ivey Lodge: The Fearman House
Built in 1863 and located at 90 Stinson Street, Ivey Lodge, also known as The Fearman House, is a prime example of a beautiful gothic style structure now lost in today's trendy homes. More

From: Tuesday, October 23, 2001

General History

Welcome to Hamilton!
An introduction to the wonderful City of Hamilton as told by two of their #1 fans, Daniel and Stephanie. More

From: Wednesday, December 19, 2001