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Different kind of wilderness now! VBG

Ah, yes. The good old days!

Some for the better, some not.

Central Neighbourhood House was for orphans or a "poor house", etc? Very intricate brickwork so must have been a government job. [VBG]

Just found this on Downsview. URL just in case: http://www.michaeld.ca/downsview/

First pic - looks like only the building under the "Courts" sign remains!

Fearless LEADER!

This pic was just on a link on Facebook! What does everyone think??

Or subtly calling you a turkey? VBG

Second storey is gone!

I do not like this format. Why the change?? Did I miss something??

There is a south east corner though. From a Google Earth pic, light pole, street drain and round waterworks (?) access cover all seem to fit the picture. Large window on left of main entrance seems to have been turned into a full access large entrance. Small man door to left of this could be...

Quite the place - cockroaches and all!!

I agree! Google Earth gives us a full view!

Yes, I agree with you. Globe lights were the deciding factor.

I think something may be amiss. 1916 photo shows a railway trestle whereas a google view shows no trestle at that location but Rosedale Valley Road and nothing that looks like a railway line there. The railways do not give up trackage lightly. Closest trestle I could find is up north by...

Summary: The body of William Edward Nash, aged 64, was located inside the Nash Snack Bar, which William Nash also used as his principle residence. William Nash operated a snack bar and previously a Supertest Gas Station on the east side of Kennedy Road, approximately 300 metres south of Highway...

While trolling the net, found these two pics. Don't know if they have been posted before! From the McCord Museum in Montreal Yonge Street looking north, Toronto, ON, about 1890 and King Street looking west, Toronto, ON, about 1890

Anybody else find this ironic?