Presenting the boyhood homes of four of the greatest players of all time.
All four photos were taken by yours truly. Not that I’m bragging or anything.
Below, the house in Bordeaux, Quebec, just north of Montreal, where Onesime and Alice Richard moved to from the Gaspe area when Onesime took a job in the big city as a CPR machinist. This is where son Maurice grew up with brother Henri and six other siblings.
When Maurice was older his dad got him a job in his machine shop for $20 a week.
Bobby Orr’s place in Parry Sound, across the street from the Seguin River where young Bobby learned to play the game better than anyone else, except for maybe the fourth player on this page.