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Scott Lane viewed from Yonge St. 1904 [IMG]http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy213/gdunbar/ The Grand Trunk Railway freight shed is a curious site to me. I wish there was another shot detailing the freight shed and possibly the service tracks to it. This is facing east? Paul Delamere

The routing of the Toronto Suburban Railway Crescent line was from Keele and Dundas, west on Dundas, south on Gilmour Avenue, east on St John's Road, south on Fairview Avenue to Evelyn Crescent. The track on Gilmour, St. John's and Fairview was single track in the middle of the road. At the...

Can you share any evidence you have of this wye? I am not aware of one on the Crescent line.

For a detailed map of Toronto's current and historical street and inter-urban railways visit my website www.cermc.webs.com to download your free digital copy that runs on Google Earth.

They even added Georgian style eaves to the roof. Another touch that wasn't part of the original. Personally I think it was an improvement to remove the arch window as it looks out of place. Paul

I don't have Photobucket, so I don't know if this will work, but can you cut it from the sub-album and paste it back to where it was?

What happened to the images? Paul

Here it is: www.cermc.webs.com Scroll down to the bottom of the page for the download. Read the updates page for an overview of the latest changes. Please remember to delete any previous copies of the map file from "My Places" of your Google Earth before you open this new file to avoid...

I am looking forward to your looking through it, but I have recently run across some very accurate maps of London Ontario and am doing an update release in about a week. I will update the electrics map first due to London having previously been my poorest map, then redo the class 1 railways map...

This is a screenshot of the various routes the TTC has had into the CNE. The amber lines are the former loops and the yellow lines are the current tracks. You will also note a single amber line cutting across the yellow lines near the top of the image. This was the first electric railway ever in...

Thank you wwwebster and others for the information. Paul

Anyone know the story behind the submarine in that last photo? Paul

That's the first time a picture has shown all five letters in one place.

My grandfather worked in the old Confed Life building, for a short time my father did too. I remember going to have lunch with my father in the 70's in the new Confed Life building. Paul

Anyone else remember the 7-27 drive-in or the 400 drive-in? How about the 5 drive-in for the west-enders like me? Paul

Welcome back Mustapha! In regards to the Westwood Theatre, I remember seeing Bedknobs and Broomsticks there in original release (1971). It was quite a treat to have a family outing to the theatre back then. Paul

My fantasy era would be around 1925. I would ride and take detailed photos of all the long gone streetcar routes and electric interurban railways. You could board a trolly at Yonge and Birch and ride all the way to Sutton Ontario, or grab the Toronto Suburban at Keele and Dundas and not have to...

Mustapha is on hiatus, helping a family member. Paul

Gee, sure is quiet around here without Mustapha at the wheel. Paul