"The heritage of the people closed against them:" Class, environment, and the shaping of Burlington Beach, 1870s-1980s

Urban History Review

Volumn 30, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 40-55

  Cruickshank, Ken ^a   Bouchier, Nancy B ^a  

^a NONE

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Indexed keywords

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY; LOCAL PARTICIPATION; NINETEENTH CENTURY; PUBLIC SPACE; TWENTIETH CENTURY; URBAN HISTORY;

CANADA; HAMILTON; ONTARIO;

EID: 0035708134     PISSN: 07030428     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.7202/1015941ar     Document Type: Article

References (102)

1. Is the beach strip a paradise lost?
2. Switch on the beach
3. Beach strip sale of empty lots signals of a fine future for the area
4. Beach once haven for smugglers
5. The fishery act and the fishermen at the beach
6. Hamilton beach scene of extensive fishing
7. Pleasure seeking
8. Burlington Beach Garden pleasure grounds
9. The civic holiday: The beach and oaklands
10. Pic-Nic
11. Excursion
12. The beach history: How burlington beach became tyrannical
13. Beach trains
14. Campers at the Beach
15. Who is over at the Beach
16. The summer resorts of ontario in the nineteenth century
17. Summer at the beach
18. Concerning the Beach
19. In 1883, the beach strip was widely famous
20. Of interest to beach residents: Old buildings to be removed from the canal reserve
21. Improvements at the beach: Buildings to be removed by the interior department
22. Clearing the Canal reserve: Buildings must be removed by ay 18
23. Bathing in the Canal: Saltfleet council to be asked to stop this objectionable practice
24. More land for the City: Squatters compelled to give up property on the beach
25. Settling the Beach claims: The Williams case before Hon. A.S. hardy at toronto
26. Another Beach dispute
27. More land for the City: Squatters compelled to give up property on the beach
28. Other cases settled: More beach property awarded to the City by commissioner hardy
29. Acreage of the beach
30. The City and the Beach
31. The ocean house is no more
32. Want to be annexed
33. Annexation of the beach
34. That troublesome beach
35. Will oppose annexation
36. To defeat annexation
37. Beach annexation: The City council will discuss the important question
38. In favour of annexation
39. Beach bill withdrawn
40. Beach police
41. Beach residents opposed streetcars
42. Second of the Radials
43. On the beach. You don't have to be foolish to have fun - But it helps
44. Death knell for rides on the Beach strip
45. Beach house to rent
46. Who runs the Beach
47. Mean to go ahead
48. Beach plans were approved
49. Oil bath
50. Polluting bay
51. Bay pollution
52. Dirty spaces: Environment, the state and recreational swimming in hamilton harbour, 1870-1946
53. Beach cottages
54. Great demand for beach cottages
55. Winter at beach
56. Motor cars ended an era along the beach
57. The Queen Elizabeth Way: Public Utility Versus Private Space
58. Is the beach strip a paradise lost?
59. Beach strip tenants get lease reprieve
60. From pitch to putt: Sport and class in Anglo-American sport
61. "A little club grows on our beach and " a little garden of their own