Mar 16 • Feature Story, Local News • 10 Comments on St. Clair Restaurant demolished
The building that used to house the St. Clair Restaurant came down on Saturday morning.
Demolition actually began at the rear of the building Friday, but by Saturday at noon, crews had reduced the structure to rubble.
No word yet on what the property is being used for.
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It is being used for parking for another Vegan restaurant coming in.
We used to eat there a lot. Dad used to go there in the 50's
sad…A piece of Chatham's history gone 🙁
So sad to see this landmark go was a great restaurant for many many years and the food was great
thats sad seems like everything is going 🙁
they need alot more bussines
So sad 🙁 loved the people and hanging out with my Grandma, Great Uncle, Dad and my Aunt for supper laughs and a little Eucure. Good memories!!
So sad 🙁 loved the people and hanging out with my Grandma, Great Uncle, Dad and my Aunt for supper laughs and a little Eucure. Good memories!!
I love thier food so much now it gone forever
Sad! Went there as a kid in the forties with my Dad. Took my granddaughter there in the early nineties to spin on the stool and have a real milkshake! Many great memories…