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Stoney Creek Dairy

Demolished Commercial in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Feb 16 2013

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Recent status Demolished
Location # 6301

Everybody's favourite ice cream bar, originally opened back in 1929 on this location. Founder George Dawson worked out of the back of a garage here where he would bottle milk from nearby farms for the community. As time went on the small business went from milk to ice cream, where it grew in popularity drastically, becoming a household name for many a family in the GTA. In 1979 they shifted from an all around dairy to focusing specifically on it's high quality ice cream. Come 2010 however they were bought out by Produits Plaisirs Glac?s inc, and two years later the property was sold to create a senior's home, with their last day of business being on September 4th 2012. Since then they have begun to convert this iconic building for it's new purpose. The area is fairly active with worker's but they seem understanding should you like to take a few pictures or do a final walk around of the store which brings back the fondest of memories in many Canadians.

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11 years ago

It is a shame they torn it down for a retirement home. Best ice cream in town!

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11 years ago

Punchbowl, I was a part of the demolition here. Lanmar Environmental now has the Stoney Creek Dairy neon sign.

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11 years ago

Great pics!!! I wonder where the old Stoney Creek Dairy Neon sign went???????

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11 years ago

Loved this place so much. So many fond memories. I know they'll be reopening in Hutch's but won't be the same.

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11 years ago

was past it today. Since it's completely cleared, there's no need to be FM.

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11 years ago

it's more than closed now its a pile of rubble only thing left is the sign, drove by yesterday and that is all thats left is the sign and memories.

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11 years ago

IMG_0466.JPG says it all... what a sad loss!

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11 years ago

This closed? CRAP!...This was my favourite hang out when I was a kid. I remember the fire in about 1977.