By 1917, the Bromley area as we know it today was becoming more and more populous with Bromley Park Bromley Place, and other 1910 era developments. This graphic is interesting because it indicates that the playground area behind the Hamilton Municipal building was apparently not yet in place. It is further suspected that Mr. Bayard may ultimately have won his battle to get a playground for that area. Time will tell; stay tuned.
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Thursday, January 07, 2010
1917: BROMLEY PLAYGROUND
By 1917, the Bromley area as we know it today was becoming more and more populous with Bromley Park Bromley Place, and other 1910 era developments. This graphic is interesting because it indicates that the playground area behind the Hamilton Municipal building was apparently not yet in place. It is further suspected that Mr. Bayard may ultimately have won his battle to get a playground for that area. Time will tell; stay tuned.
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