Cornwall's stone post office, on the northwest corner of Pitt and Second Streets, with its tall ...

People of a certain age will recall picking up the phone to place a call, and hearing the ...

The intersection of Pitt and Second Streets was the hub of downtown Cornwall. The old ...

The streetcar looks the same as the one in the previous card, but instead of a horse and buggy, ...

This pre-1932 postcard shows (on right) The red brick Royal Bank of Canada next to the grey stone Post ...

The King George Hotel was originally constructed as a private residence for Dr. Noah Dickinson ...

An early photo, taken before 1933 and the Great Fire of Pitt and Second Streets. If only we ...

This is a colourized postcard. On the left is part of the Bank of Commerce. Second Street is ...

Check the next card to see how the corner of Second and Pitt can subtly change in just a few ...

This card offers a clearer view of the sign over Braunstein’s Grocery store next to the King ...

More changes! The story continues to evolve. Simpson’s order office has replaced the Canadian ...

On the right are Braunstein’s Food Market, Miller’s Men’s Wear, and the King George Hotel. ...