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Goldie's Oldies
- Thread starter Goldie
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Mustapha
Senior Member
Wow, Goldie, these are great.
The photo of Elizabeth street showing the Chinese businesses; takes me back to 1958 or 59 and holding my grandfathers hand while walking up and down where New City Hall is now.
I don't regret the New City Hall but in a reflective frame of mind I will think that many Chinatowns in North America - such as New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles, didn't have their City Fathers eviscerate them.
The photo of Elizabeth street showing the Chinese businesses; takes me back to 1958 or 59 and holding my grandfathers hand while walking up and down where New City Hall is now.
I don't regret the New City Hall but in a reflective frame of mind I will think that many Chinatowns in North America - such as New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles, didn't have their City Fathers eviscerate them.
Goldie
Senior Member
More from the old collection:
Goldie
Senior Member
And more again:
thecharioteer
Senior Member
Great collection, Goldie! Thank you!
Goldie
Senior Member
I hope everyone is enjoying.
Here's more, more, more - "I got a million of 'em!"
Here's more, more, more - "I got a million of 'em!"
Goldie
Senior Member
The final addition - for now. Not quite 'a million.'
"Finally!", you say.
"Finally!", you say.
FAC33
Active Member
Thank you for all these, Goldie. I particularly love seeing the downtown core photos, and of those the area around City Hall (both the old and the new) is particularly fascinating since almost everything has changed.
Long Island Mike
Senior Member
Goldie: Great stuff-I learn something every time I look...
I enjoy this topic...LI MIKE
I enjoy this topic...LI MIKE
junctionist
Senior Member
It was very enjoyable to look through these, Goldie. Nice work.
AlbertHWagstaff
Senior Member
Excellent work! Very enjoyable to look through, especially the Danforth Avenue photos. Amazing that some of the landmarks like the Palace and the Joy gas station made it into the 1980s, only to be demolished then.
Aladone
Active Member
Wow! Always great work Goldie! A great inspiration!
saleen01
New Member
Absolutley Fantastic!
Goldie
Senior Member
My thanks to all for your kind comments.
fabulous010
New Member
Great work Goldie. It's cool to see the transitions
