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Chedoke Ave is a breathtakingly beautiful street in the west end of Hamilton Ont.

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Filmed July 2023. The Hamilton Art Crawl is a great event that takes place on James Street North on the second Friday of every month.

History of the event:

For over a century, Hamilton Ontario made its mark on the map with a huge steel industry, an identity so prominent that it was given the nicknames Steel City and The Hammer. Unfortunately by the early 2000s, Hamilton was noticing a steady decline in the industry.

It became apparent that if steel would not last, the city would need to evolve if it wished to stay relevant. During the decline of the steel industry, gallery owners flocked to the downtown area for its inexpensive real estate. Several shops had the simple, yet ingenuous idea, to stay open later in an effort to attract more visitors to the area. And so, in 2005, a transformative event known as Art Crawl was born on a run-down James Street. Hamiltonians were invited to not only visit the galleries, but to browse the various food and craft stands of local artists that would line the bustling sidewalks. The event became a fast success.

These “Crawls” have been crucial factors in the revitalization of James Street. Since holding the events, a slew of art-inspired shops and spaces now decorate the neighborhoods. Vacant buildings have been replaced by book shops, galleries, record stores, and cafes.

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Chedoke Rail Trail in the west end of Hamiton Ontario, is a great hike that has multiple waterfalls, beautiful scenery and more!

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Starting at princess point, this is a tour of the waterfront trail in Hamilton ont.

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The S.S. Keewatin was built in 1907, was once the crown jewel of the Canadian Pacific Railway's Great Lakes fleet, carrying passengers and cargo across the waterways of North America. With her towering red funnels, gleaming white paint, and elegant Art Deco interiors, the Keewatin was a symbol of luxury and adventure. Today, she stands as a testament to a bygone era, a floating museum that invites visitors to explore the opulence and engineering marvels of a vanished age. Join us as we journey through the history and wonder of the S.S. Keewatin

by the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company of Glasglow, Scotland. It was one of 3800 similar ships built from 1900 to 1920 and is the same class of ship as the Titanic.

After renovations are complete, the ship's new home will be at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston Ont. It will be open to the public for tours, programs and exhibits.

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Hamilton Ontario's St. Clair area boasts many beautiful historic homes and several heritage conservation districts, including the area known as “the Boulevard “. It is a quiet, mostly residential area with a great deal of character, and homes which are architecturally unique.

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South Durand is home to one of the best and most architecturally diverse collections of pre-war residential architecture in Canada. Constructed from the 1850's to the 1930's, a time when the revival styles of architecture were in fashion and Hamilton's economy was booming, the owners and architects who built here had the freedom to express themselves through architecture. Owners could choose a style that best expressed their heritage or financial status and they had the means to build on an ambitious scale with quality materials and talented craftsmen. This resulted in homes that are excellent examples of an amazing array of architectural styles; Gothic Revival, Tudor Revival, Classical Revival and many that combine multiple architectural styles or experiment with new ones in a spirit of innovation and one up-man-ship that one still feels walking in the neighbourhood today.

Source: https://historicalhamilton.com/history-and-heritage/The-Grand-Durand/

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Train crashes, tragedy, accidents, police shootouts, aboriginal land, and war have all happened on this canal and land. Making it one of the most cursed areas I have ever explored!

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The Devil's Punchbowl is a natural wonder located in Stoney Creek, Ontario, Canada. It is a deep, bowl-shaped valley carved out of the Niagara Escarpment, which is a long, cliff-like formation that runs through Ontario and the eastern United States.

The Punchbowl is about 37 meters (120 feet) deep and is surrounded by dense forest, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. At the bottom of the Punchbowl is a small creek that flows into the nearby Lake Ontario.

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