Documenting Stanzel History- Downtown– Photos

The storm I mentioned didn’t take it down on 1923 I will have to check on that date. The man in the picture is my great grandfather Stephen Stanzel.

Photos Allan Stanzel-Memories of the Ideal Candy Shop Stanzel’s TAXI next door

In 1950 Mr. Dowdall purchased the brick building at Bridge and Emily and moved his business. Walter Stanzel later lived here and operated his taxi business.

Joann VoyceI remember one of the Stanzel boys (Donnie) walking their raccoon on a leash and harness on Bridge Street

Stanzel’s shoe store-Memories of Stanzel shoe store.. Photo-Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage MuseumDo you know what this store turned into? Check the photo on the right. and OPEN today… Perfect day to get some new boots!!! Stephen William Stanzel began the business in 1888; it was later run by his sons Errol, Ross and Walter. Jim Graham purchased the business in 1958

Alos read-How Miss Miller the Milliner on Bridge Street Turned into a Stanzel Story

Remembering Errol Stanzel January 1962
Fred and Libby Stanzel White Duck Inn Genealogy
How Miss Miller the Milliner on Bridge Street Turned into a Stanzel Story
RUMOURS -Raccoon or Skunk?? Fact or Fiction- Stanzel History
The Stanzel Homes of Carleton Place
The Fred Astaire of Carleton Place — John Stanzel
Carleton Place Blind Woman Saved Four Seniors