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- Action Figure
- Anne of Green Gables
- Architecture
- Atmosphere
- Bar
- Barn
- Bassett's Grocery
- Big Box
- Boat
- Bowling
- Can Day
- Canadian history
- Celebration Zone
- Characters
- Charlottetown
- Clothing Store
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- Convenience Store
- Cooper's Store
- Dance
- Dance
- Department Store
- Dizzy Block
- Downtown Charlottetown
- Euston Street
- Ferry
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- First Date
- First job
- Foster's Ice Cream
- Future
- General Store
- General Store
- Grafton Street
- Grandma's Kitchen
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- Hayday
- Henderson and Cudmore
- Holman's
- Illegal
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- JR's Bar
- King Street
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- Love Story
- Mall
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- Myron's
- Pageant
- Park
- Peake's Quay
- Peake's Wharf
- Rollaway Club
- Saturday Night
- Sobey's
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- The Old Spain; Rollaway
- Theatre
- Theatre
- Town Crier
- Tweel's
- University Avenue
- Victoria Park
- Victoria Row
- Walthen Drive
- William McFadden
- YMCA
Troops, Move Out!!!
“I’m the reason we’re moving here, ‘cuz I’m in the military. And I’m coming to Charlottetown to work with the reserve unit. I started in Petawawa years ago. Moved from there to Victoria, BC, and then to Kingston, Ontario, and now to Charlottetown. All within three years since Victoria to Charlottetown.” – Patrick German
The Egg Grading Station
“I would be told by my grandfather to take the Indian basket and go down to the Eight Grading Station, which I think was on Grafton Street, and get like a two dozen eggs to feed our family. And then I had to walk home very carefully because the eggs were just loose in the […]
Building the Confederation Centre
“When I was six years old, what is now The Mack performance area prior to the Confederation center, that was the old Capital Theater.” – Mike Cleaveland
Bowling in Charlottetown
“There was a few places to go bowling. The bowling alley was down where the Showboat is and that burned years ago.” – Pierre Beauregard
Dizzy Block
“The Dizzy Block was always busy every night. Including Friday nights and Saturday.” – Brendan Duffy
