Homes and neighbours

Courtesy: The Hill family
A sense of community had begun when they first gathered in 1953. The culmination of their study, work and co-operation was a well-built home and a fine community in which to raise their families. After three years of working toward their dream of having a home, the satisfaction was deep and lasting.
We had a telephone pole just off, so I had a nice long line for clothes drying and in the winter time… And our three yards there were never fences between us.

City of Hamilton, Ontario, 1950s

Aerial view of the final build, of all 3 homebuilding co-operatives Sherbiren, Cathedral Heights & Lakedale