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built before 1914) date from this era, and the area became home to many middle-class workers. As housing went up on the avenues, corner stores and other commercial properties began to appear on Bank Street. The electric street car allowed workers to live in the Glebe and take the street car to work. As part of this building program, Clemow and
Monkland Avenues were laid out and Clemow Avenue was paved west from Bank Street. From 1903-1904, a large low-lying area between Second and Third Avenues was filled in with sand taken from the land along Carling Avenue. Growth was slower on the blocks west of Bank Street, and housing did not extend much beyond Kent Street.
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617:" means church lands, and the area was originally known as "the glebe lands of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church". When the area was opened for development in 1870, real estate agents began to refer to it simply as "The Glebe". The initial area was bounded by Carling Avenue and Fifth Avenue on the north and south sides, and Main Street and Bronson Avenue as the eastern and western limits. The original city limits on the south side had been set at Gladstone Avenue when the city was incorporated. Annexation in 1889 extended the new limits to the
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and became one of Ottawa's elite neighbourhoods. These changes are obvious in the census. From 1971 to 1996 the percentage of the population with university degrees rose from 10 to 60 percent. White collar employment grew from less than half to some 95%. While in 1971 Glebe residents were 14 percent
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Carling Avenues, a transformation gradually took place since an address in this part of the Glebe showed that the owner had property or position, probably both. A series of distinctive homes, both east and west of Bank Street, were indicative of the style and wealth of the owners.
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was established, with one of its first routes running south along Bank Street. The Drive way, from Elgin Street and
Laurier Avenue over the route to the Experimental Farm, was built between 1900 and 1903, providing added impetus to city growth on the south side. Most Glebe houses (which were largely
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Blessed
Sacrament Parish was formed in 1913; however, the church was constructed 19 years later. The Methodist Congregation worshiped originally in Moreland's Hall, on Bank Street, however Glebe Methodist Church was organized in 1913. At the time of church union in the 1920s, Glebe Methodist Church
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Elsewhere in the Glebe, house construction at the time was unplanned and erratic, with housing standards lower and development haphazard. After World War II, however, these areas were largely removed or rehabilitated so that by the late 1960s, generally speaking, the Glebe possessed housing stock
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that runs through the Glebe is one of Ottawa's premier shopping areas, with many small stores and restaurants offering a wide variety of services. Much of the rest of the Glebe consists of detached homes, many of them constructed in the early decades of the 20th century. Some of these homes are
690:, a private school specialising in the education of young women, operated on First Avenue from 1914 to 1942. During the Second World War years, the Ladies College facilities were used by the Canadian Military. Later as Carleton College, the premises played a vital part in the establishment of
621:. By the Act of the Provincial Legislature, the Glebe became part of a small but growing city. By the late 1960s, the Glebe was bounded by the Queensway on the north side, by the Rideau Canal on the east and south, and with Bronson Avenue as a western boundary.
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After 1945, postwar housing filled in the remaining acres, particularly on those streets just off
Bronson Avenue where house construction had declined in the years after 1930. Side yards and vacant lots disappeared in the final stages of development.
452:, north of Carling Avenue, east of LeBreton South Street and south of the Queensway. It also includes the Dow's Lake neighbourhood, an area north of the Rideau Canal, east of Dow's Lake, south of Carling Avenue, and west of Bronson.
582:" to the neighbourhood; every household that participates puts items out for sale, attracting a large contingent of bargain hunters to the area. Sellers are expected to donate a portion of the proceeds to a designated charity.
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The Glebe Annex maintains its own neighbourhood association, the Glebe Annex
Community Association (GACA). Dow's lake also maintains its own neighbourhood association, the Dow's Lake Residents Association (DLRA).
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opened in 1922 (originally as a branch of the Ottawa
Collegiate Institute, now Lisgar Collegiate), under Principal McDougall. The adjoining High School of Commerce opened in 1929.
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Dissemination Blocks 35061763001, 35061763014
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on Fifth Avenue was built in the 1890s with additions in 1911 and 1920 as housing density increased and new families moved into the district. The separate school,
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The Glebe is mostly populated by families; the area has many children, and consequently, its social services are oriented towards youth.
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terminal on the west side of the Rideau Canal at the end of the Glebe encouraged the development of the southern section of the city.
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The area is called the Glebe because in the initial 1837 survey of Ottawa, the area of 178 acres was deeded by the Crown to
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became St James United Church on Second Avenue, now known as Glebe-St. James United Church.
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A number of the more upscale residences were designed by renowned Canadian architects
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The Glebe has its own neighbourhood association, the Glebe Community Association.
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and neighbourhood development. The Glebe has a community newspaper,
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The last Saturday in May of each year brings the "Great Glebe
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The intersection of Bank Street and Third Avenue in the Glebe
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Stewarton, a suburb of Ottawa. Bytown pamphlet series
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play their home games. Lansdowne Park also contains
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The Glebe, The Ottawa Journal 21 Jun 1969, Page 39
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The Official Residence of the Ambassador of Vietnam
732:The 5 metre wide and 123 metre long CAD 21 million
924:The Official Residence of the Ambassador of Greece
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1305:The Glebe - Evolution of an Ottawa Neighbourhood
1325:Glebe history: Virtual Museum of Canada Exhibit
544:and was the temporary home (1992–1995) for the
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455:The Glebe lies in the federal riding of
120:Neighbourhood in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
45:Relevant discussion may be found on the
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862:Ottawa Chinese United Church 加京华人联合教会
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1642:Canada Science and Technology Museum
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831:Fourth Avenue Baptist Church in 2023
624:The Glebe was one of Ottawa's first
605:A park in the Glebe (bottom) in 1912
483:which, in addition to operating the
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788:, senator and constitutional expert
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1811:Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton Park
1632:Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
875:First Avenue Public School in 2014
756:Notable residents past and present
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942:The High Commission of Cameroon
936:The Consulate General of Latvia
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177:Map of The Glebe, with highway
1743:Great Canadian Theatre Company
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657:Ottawa Electric Street Railway
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1049:List of Ottawa neighbourhoods
852:St. Matthew's Anglican Church
847:St. Giles Presbyterian Church
842:Glebe-St. James United Church
794:, politician and humanitarian
645:St. Matthew's Anglican Church
613:as Clergy Reserve. The word "
1662:Pinhey's Point Historic Site
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1360:Places adjacent to The Glebe
1288:Burns, Mrs. John C. (1981),
973:Flora MacDonald's Footbridge
970:The Man with Two Hats Statue
927:The High Commission of Ghana
856:Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
585:May is also the time of the
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337: • Board President
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762:George Walker Wesley Dawson
704:National Capital Commission
332:Glebe Community Association
329: • Governing body
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1682:Portrait Gallery of Canada
1672:National Gallery of Canada
1647:Canadian Museum of History
1320:Flickr Photos of The Glebe
967:Air India Victims Memorial
910:Glebe Collegiate Institute
887:First Avenue Public School
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684:Glebe Collegiate Institute
641:First Avenue Public School
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161:A residential avenue near
18:The Glebe (disambiguation)
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2359:Neighbourhoods in Ottawa
1949:Bayshore Shopping Centre
1194:. Ottawa. June 28, 2019.
1146:"The Story of the Glebe"
958:Share the Flame Monument
563:passes through the Glebe
519:Canadian Football League
1723:Canadian Tulip Festival
1594:National Historic Sites
1589:Monuments and memorials
1584:Supreme Court of Canada
947:Monuments and Memorials
914:The Element High School
630:Canada Atlantic Railway
591:National Capital Region
587:Canadian Tulip Festival
479:The Glebe has a strong
361:70 m (230 ft)
1622:Billings Estate Museum
1310:The Story of the Glebe
1019:Glebe Community Centre
952:Thomas Ahearn Memorial
939:The Embassy of Lebanon
930:The Embassy of Tunisia
897:Mutchmor Public School
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688:Ottawa Ladies' College
649:Mutchmor Public School
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485:Glebe Community Centre
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398:Forward sortation area
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1617:Bank of Canada Museum
1530:National War Memorial
1152:on September 12, 2012
955:Statue of Frank Clair
892:Corpus Christi School
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481:community association
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280:1889 (City of Ottawa)
206:45.40022°N 75.69219°W
2369:Diplomatic districts
1801:Canadian Tire Centre
1796:Britannia Yacht Club
1768:Ottawa Jazz Festival
1758:National Arts Centre
1728:Centrepointe Theatre
1525:Confederation Square
1272:. December 15, 1967.
1022:St.James Tennis Club
995:Patterson Creek Park
978:Parks and Recreation
823:Churches and Temples
550:Canadian Tire Centre
531:University of Ottawa
379: • Density
51:improve this article
16:For other uses, see
2011:Fallowfield Station
1831:Wesley Clover Parks
1806:Nepean Sailing Club
1687:Royal Canadian Mint
1657:Canadian War Museum
1441:Carleton University
1172:"Construct Connect"
998:Lionel Britton Park
983:Glebe Memorial Park
818:, athlete, activist
692:Carleton University
211:45.40022; -75.69219
202: /
1982:and infrastructure
1969:St. Laurent Centre
1871:Confederation Park
1859:Dominion Arboretum
1016:Commissioners Park
1013:Eugene Forsey Park
1007:Brown's Inlet Park
1001:Silvia Holden Park
880:Elementary schools
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391:Canada 2016 Census
371: • Total
350: • Total
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1908:Major's Hill Park
1846:natural landmarks
1826:Terry Fox Stadium
1738:Gladstone Theatre
1733:CityFolk Festival
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992:Central Park East
989:Central Park West
903:Secondary schools
798:Hannah Moscovitch
782:, mayor of Ottawa
780:Charlotte Whitton
768:Catherine McKenna
517:, where Ottawa's
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1821:TD Place Stadium
1763:Ottawa Bluesfest
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