“It’s one of the oldest communities in Prince Edward Island. It has the oldest road leading from the harbor all the way into Charlottetown. It’s kind of historic for that.” – LiliAnne Webster

“When I was a child here, we had big brick buildings. A lot of the homes, it was a working class neighborhood.” – Peter Llewellyn

“Christmas Eve, I’ll never forget. I was probably, I’d say maybe eight. And my mother put my sister and I in what we call the ‘Pink Box Sleigh’ and we drove down to Mike McMillan’s store.” – Marie Kenny

“You miss all the little stores where you could go in and get good little deals. And you knew everybody personally ’cause you worked right across the street.” – Jeanette Feehan, Charlottetown, PEI

“My first memory of University Avenue, the street we’re on now, which would be considered probably like the big, main street in Charlottetown, was just being a kid and wandering up here. ‘Cuz it was always that street that you just wondered what happened up here.” – Pat Deighan