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"housing an auto glass business before demolition" First pic, SPEEDY AUTO GLASS and a 1971/2 Cadillac. and 3rd pic, 1978/9 or later Cadillac. Regards, J T

"Yes, wrong corner! The horse trough is on the King Street side of St James Park just to east of Victorian Garden. " It is now, contrary to my above "North side of the park" comment, but was originally, view S/W King/Jarvis corner, on the West side of Jarvis, South of King. Regards. Report

LOL Yes! The Bank - Dominion Bank, was one of the early tenants - S/W corner, while, surprisingly, one of that Bank's Founders was Austin, he being in another venture on the N/E, it being that within the second pic. When the St Lawrence Hall was being renovated for the 1967 Canada Festivities...

"King at Jarvis 1971" Realising of course, The East Wing, within it's entirety, was only four years old at the above take. (1967) Regards, J T

"Perhaps this image clearly restates your comment:" Granted, I do like the color, and no pinches, but the bash is horrendous, and I would hope that he would turn down the front - frdora-like, otherwise, it just appears to be a misshapen homburg. Regards, J T

Looking N. on Bay St., from S. of Esplanade (c.1925-29) Prof Goldie Note the abundance of Fire Protection Water Towers, post 1904 - Great Fire of Toronto. Regards, J T

Canadian Authors Association, 1923 In my estimation, the man, holding a light coloured Fedora within his left hand and overcoat draped over his left arm, he also wearing Spats, standing to his right, is Steven Leacock. Regards, J T

"Would that have been *old* Government House? (i.e. where Roy Thomson Hall now sits)" adma. http://torontoist.com/2008/08/historicist/ Regards, J T

"Guessing it's not FordFest." W. K. Lis. Haven't seen a PINKOpRogCOMMENT or other, on this Forum for over a year - and you have to go and Screw-it up. J T

Cool, in more ways than one; fur-felt hats; overcoats; SPATS! Regards, J T

"Bank of Toronto, N/W corner Church-Wellington, 1868" Prof Goldie. Well, we all can salute David Walsh and his brother for the save/restore of another Gooderham edifice, that being, 49 Wellington St West, ala The Flatiron Building, bought from the City of Toronto. Regards, J T

King St., 1901 Note the plethora of Telegraph/Hydro wires, they being a major hindrance during the 1904 Great Toronto Fire. Regards, J T

"Oakville?" My thoughts are, house at left, 1890's, and as far as Oakville, the above streets have piped sewers and hard pavement/curbs; unlikely Oakville. Regards, J T

Houses and trees are too old for Forest Hill. Regards, J T

"Just for the record: I made this "Then & Now" seven years ago." Mmm - wondering here as to who owned the S & S Funeral Coach/Van. Regards, J T

"If you know who the building belonged to, you’d know how the pressure was put on,”Lamport said. With all due respect to the memory of Allan Lamport, he living in a house on Harper Aveue, just north of where St Clair dead-ends east of Mt Pleasant, it certainly appears that he was not within a...

"I've studied the originally intended RoW, and it's far from being too sharp a bend, even for heavy rail passenger use." Both your above, then the below re-quoted line, certainly shows that the cost is irrelevant when Public Money is at stake; even as now. “Toronto is notorious for postponing...

I suggest that REX Tailoring, on Queen, Street, is misnamed. Regards, J T

There is, aside from MIGHT's, GOAD's, then again, are either to be totally trusted; no. Regards, J T

"The Dominion Bank at Danforth and Logan was photographed in 1930 because it had just been robbed." Prof Goldie. OK Goldie, you caught me leaving The HIT with my LOOT! (What now?) MIGHT'S TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY 1931: (Danforth Avenue.) 476 Stancer Pearl, Milliner. 478 Long & Hill Real...