Goldie
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Queen's Quay in 1910 CTA
I believe that curve in the road is at York St.
I believe that curve in the road is at York St.
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Evocative Images of Lost Toronto
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Geogblog
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Interesting view of the buildings and trees on Fisherman's Island, before the Eastern Portlands obliterated it all.
Goldie
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jaborandi
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Is the top right photo of Broadview and Danforth?
Geogblog
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More Ruddy billboards.
adma
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It is; in fact, I remember seeing a rear view of what I think was said Marathon sign (posted here, or elsewhere?), puzzling over what it was...now I know....
Goldie
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Yes. those billboards are at the corner of Cambridge Ave. which is one block west of Broadview.
Lone Primate
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Wow, how did they get Ozzy Osborne circa 1982 to start in Intollerance? 
Geogblog
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The scholarly literature on department stores sees them as feminized shopping spaces. Places where female customers were the symbolic public. Those billboards tell us something different. The symbolic audience for the billboard was perhaps more masculine.
Goldie
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Toronto Harbour 1942, looking north from boat-deck, near foot of Bay St. 1942 TPL
W. K. Lis
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Geogblog
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The good ship Noronic, circa 1930
Goldie
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Noronic........It's destiny was tragic!....1949
Goldie
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Gooderham and Worts staff 1918
Detail:.......worker observes the formalities.
Detail:.......worker observes the formalities.
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Goldie
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Bay St., City Hall 1918 LAC
