Broadway has always been a special place - for its stories, its people, its architecture, and for its association with the Temperance Colony days of early Saskatoon. The Saskatoon Heritage Society felt it was time to preserve these storeis and to share them with visitors, shoppers and neighbours.

Throughout the summer of 1985, volunteers compiled histories of individual buildings on Broadway, others collected reminiscences from older residents, or searched for historical photographs. The result of their efforts can be enjoyed in a publication entitled "Broadway: Through Boom and Bust and Back Again!" Read on to soak up the history of Broadway or contact the BBID office for a hard copy.

• INTRODUCTION
• FIVE CORNERS
• VICTORIA SCHOOL (1909)
• FIREHALL #3 and WATER TOWER (1911–12)
• BROADWAY THEATRE
• SMITH BLOCK (1912)
• DAVIS DAIRY (1930)
• EATON BLOCK (1911)
• THE “ROYAL BANK” BUILDING AND THE SOMMERFELD BLOCK (1912)
• SITE AT 835 BROADWAY AVENUE
• ST. JOSEPH’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (1928)
• ST. JOSEPH’S ELEMENTARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL (1928)
• SITE OF IRVINE AND CLARE GENERAL MERCHANTS (1904?)
• SITE OF THE RED ROBIN CAFE
• THE VARIETY STORE (1946)
• STEWART’S DRUGSTORE (1910–1911)
• 806 – 808 BROADWAY (CA. 1908)
• SITE OF THE GARRISON HOUSE (1886)
• BROADWAY HARDWARE (1951)
• 722 – 708 BROADWAY AVE.
• FARNAM BLOCK (1912)
• 632 – 636 BROADWAY
• SITE OF HARRINGTON’S JEWELLERS

 
BROADWAY PHOTO TOUR

• VICTORIA SCHOOL PHOTOS
• FIREHALL #3 & WATER TOWER PHOTOS
• SMITH BLOCK PHOTOS
• ROYAL BANK BUILDING PHOTOS
• 808 BROADWAY AVENUE PHOTOS
• HARRINGTON'S JEWELLERS SITE PHOTOS
• BROADWAY STREET FAIR PHOTOS
• MOXLEY BLOCK PHOTOS