- None
- Art Gallery
- Atmosphere
- Auntie Crae's
- Bakery
- Boat
- Boutique
- Bowrings
- Bowrings Department Store
- Character
- Characters
- Cinema
- Clothing Store
- Corner Boys
- Department Store
- Downtown St. Johns
- Duckworth Street
- Festival
- General Store
- General Store
- George Street
- Hardware Store
- Hayday
- Hobo Bill
- Illegal
- Immigration
- Irish prime minister
- Job's Cove
- Lar's
- Lunch Counter
- Marilyn Hiscock
- Mr. Lar
- Mr. Rawlins
- Neyle Soper Hardware Store
- Parade
- Parade
- Santa Claus Parade
- Serial Movies in St. John's
- Shop Owner
- Shopping in St. John's
- Sports
- St. John's
- St. John's Auction
- St. John's Birth Mother
- St. John's Carvings
- St. John's Driver's License
- St. John's Harbour
- St. John's Liquor Store
- St. John's Photography
- St. John's Regatta
- St. John's Soccer
- Streetcar
- Syt. John's Christmas Raffle
- Television
- The Musical Clock
- Traveling in St. John's
- Water Street
- Waterfront New Years
- Wharf
- York Theatre
Memories of Downtown St. John’s
“I was with three of my buddies: Marlow Best, Randy Best, and Allen Best. Three brothers. And they got in a fight up on Duckworth Street.” – Kenneth Sutton
Memories of Marilyn
“She had good days and bad days. And some of the days were really super colourful.” – Erin McArthur, St. John’s, NL
Take It Home On Approval
“I remember the first days going in and out of these shops along Water Street. You go into any of the shops and if you were buying it or bringing it home to your parents, you could take it home on appro, they called it. Approval.” – Patricia Hutton
Hobo Bill: A Downtown Fixture
“There was Hobo Bill, which was like kind of super- quintessential, who was just like a homeless man.” – Chris Bruce
St. John’s Corner Boys
“That means that someone who’s never really left the city hung out downtown and smoked few cigarettes and drank a few Cokes in the corner by a store somewhere.” – Forrest Mills
