![]() ![]() We serve cocktails and dishes that will tantalize your taste buds We have an amazing craft beer and wine selection to go along with our chef curated menu. For information about their hours of operation, please contact the stores directly. Located in beautiful historic Wyandotte we are the first craft cocktail bar in the city. Documenting landmark events, timeless memories, and unforgettable characters, it is a “must have” for history lovers.ĮXCLUSIVE VENDORS FOR FROM THE VAULT II: 1950-1980īiblioasis is proud to partner with these excellent vendors across the Windsor-Essex region. Wyandotte 3 Bedrooms 1,495 1083 sqft Come view this beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom home located in Wyandotte. Like its predecessor, the national best-selling From the Vault, winner of the inaugural Kulisek Prize, this book-the most authoritative and beautifully produced of its kind-sets a new standard for Canadian excellence in regional history. He also didn't care for the way Bobby ran out and left him humming Joe Williams in the Wyandotte vault all by himself while the blue and whites were. With a foreword by The Windsor Star’s former photographer and photo editor Bill Bishop, From the Vault, Volume II illustrates the era by featuring over 1,250 iconic images, from the 1954 Centennial celebrations and Queen Elizabeth II’s visit in 1959, through the Bulldogs’ Allan Cup victory in 1963 and Windsor’s reaction to the 1967 Detroit Riot, to the Curling Club Disaster of 1974 and to the assassination of Charlie Brooks in 1977.Īs Windsor-Essex’s paper of record for over 150 years, The Windsor Star remains our region’s greatest source of historical photography and eyewitness testimony. Revealing how Windsor-Essex County overcame obstacles to achieve later triumphs, the book touches on the region’s baby boom, building craze, auto industry, labour struggles, arts and culture, immigration, Black history, and more. ![]() How would its residents respond? How would they react to rapid changes that swept North America?įrom the Vault, Volume II: 1950-1980 explores what were perhaps the three most important and exciting decades of our history. Starting with the closure of Ford Plant One in 1953, the city was hit by several unanticipated challenges. The region seemed on an easy path to prosperity. At The Vault Downtown, our happy hour takes place from 4 to 6 p.m. ![]() By the end of World War II, Windsor had established itself as one of the greatest industrial cities in the British Commonwealth. ![]()
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