P5514

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Black%20and%20white%20photograph%20of%20the%20James%20Lambie%20Store%2C%20located%20at%2032%20Sandwich%20Street%20West

Details

ID Number

P5514

Item Name

Image

Maker

W.A. Murdoch Photography

Title

James Lambie Store / Magasin James Lambie

Title (Fre)

Magasin James Lambie

Description

Black and white photograph of the James Lambie Store, located at 32 Sandwich Street West; a sign, "James Lambie." , is posted above an unopened awning above the front door to the store; to the left of the doorway is a large window with a bicycle and many pairs of boots inside; in front of the window is a line with vests, a case filled with boots and a table filled with crockery; in front of the doorway are two men: on the left is Mr. James Lambie and on the right is Mr. Charles Nobles; on the right of a doorway is a large window filled with shirts and hats; in front of the window are hats, coats and a bicycle; "W.A. Murdoch., Windsor, Ont." is printed beside the photograph.

History

Mr. Lambie moved his store to this location about 1876 when he left the store in Lambie Hall. Mr. A.D. Bowlby and Mr. Charles Nobles, nephews-in-law, then entered the business which, on Mr. Lambie's death, went into A.D. Bowlby's name. A.D. Bowlby was born in September 1860 and died in 1951. He was married to Emma Charlotte Wright.

Place made

Canada - Ontario - Windsor

Collection Name

Museum Windsor

Subjects

Bicycles & tricycles / Bicyclettes & tricycles

Boots / Bottes

Buildings / Immeubles

Commercial facilities / Locaux commerciaux

Hats / Chapeaux

James Lambie Store / Magasin James Lambie

Lambie, James

Men / Hommes

Nobles, Charles

Pottery / Poterie

Sales personnel / Personnel de vente

Sandwich St. W. / Rue Sandwich Ouest

Signs (Notices) / Avis

W.A. Murdoch Photography

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P2609

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