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Former Pool Hall
505 Broadway Ave.
265.D.5
Once a fabric shop with a pool hall at the back.
Kelby’s Restaurant / Fabric Shop
Tanning and Toning – Enid Mulholland
Laird’s Larder / Floras Hastie – Deli
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Furniture Store
519 Broadway Ave.
265.D.9
Brian McAlpin
Jack & Karen Garbed
Jason Maurice
Once a restaurant / Harvey Fader
Now 3 buildings joined
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Rex Café Storage
523 Broadway Ave. At the rear of Wu’s
265.D.11
Used as Meat Storage for the Rex Café and others.
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Massey Ferguson Dealer
265.D.13
We know little about the early days of this building except that it was
a Massey Ferguson Dealership and that the following have been
associated with it: Ben Anderson, Gwen’s Trends and a Sports Store.
Killarney Place
530 Williams Ave.
265.D.12
Project of the Industrial Development Board
Having a Mall was another thing that set Killarney aside from its
neighbouring towns.
1969 – They started buying stores on Broadway
1973 = They sold 50 shares for $3000 each
Financed by Portage la Prairie Credit Union
Opened April 30, 1975 as Killarney Shoppers’ Mall
In about 2012 it was bought by Rick Pauls, Gwen Trip & Chris
Johnson – became Killarney Place
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Erin Inn Motor Hotel
534 Broadway Ave.
265.D.15 / 1966
In the sixties many towns welcomed a “Modern” Motor Hotel.
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International Harvester Dealership
Finlay & Mountain
265.D.18
Peter J. McDonald bought the corner in 1944
It has served as a Bus Stop and as Apartments
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Chapman’s Motors
430 Broadway Ave.
265.D.16
Business started by the Chapman family ca, 1945.
Also: Teddy Bear Superette – Jack Ober
Recycle Depo. Grocery Store – Heather & Callum Raswell
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aEmerald Isle Motel
103 Water Ave.
265.D.17
The location reminds us of Killarney’s role as a “Beach” town.
Owned by David Foster ca. 1981
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