Goldie
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Cheney, George H., "Sunnyside", The Queensway, north side, between Sunnyside & Glendale Aves. 1865 TPL
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Evocative Images of Lost Toronto
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Monarch Butterfly
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But did it have indoor plumbing?
LPCI
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“I need a volunteer to run upstairs and pose in the window....”
Goldie
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Boulton, Henry John, 'Holland House', Wellington St. W., S side, between Bay & York Sts. 1890 TPL
Rear view of Holland House, 1880 TPL
Rear view of Holland House, 1880 TPL
LPCI
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The chimneys look like cisterns too.
Goldie
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Joseph Crossan house, Finch Ave. W., north west corner Jane St.? 1878 TPL
LPCI
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Gone fishing....hope to catch the big one....
Goldie
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Toronto Harbour 1920 looking to the W from roof of Toronto Harbour Commission Bldg., showing Argonaut Rowing Club TPL
Toronto Harbour 1923, looking south east; Harbour Commission Bldg. at left TPL
Landfill now evident on west side of HC Bldg.
Toronto Harbour 1923, looking south east; Harbour Commission Bldg. at left TPL
Landfill now evident on west side of HC Bldg.
Goldie
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East Toronto Band, at practice on A.E. Ames property, Kingston Rd., s. side, between Lee Ave. & Winthorpe Rd. 1906 TPL
Goldie
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John Ellis, "Herne Hill", Ellis Ave., E side, N of The Queensway. 1915 - Shows John Ellis, Jr, and his housekeeper Mrs Fannie Griffiths Clayton. TPL
Goldie
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Sidewalk service in 1934.....Restaurant on Danforth Ave. TPL
Goldie
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Toronto Hunt at Joseph Kilgour's new stables, Sunnybrook Farm, N of Eglinton Ave. E., between Bayview Ave. and Leslie St. 1912 TPL
Goldie
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Regent Theatre, Adelaide St. W, S side, looking W from Yonge St. to Bay St. 1927 TPL
Goldie
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Broadview Ave. and Danforth Ave., S-E corner 1920 TPL
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Playter's Hall was the first commercial building at Broadview and Danforth. When it opened in 1911, there was space for stores on the ground floor, a doctor and dentist's office on the second floor, and a meeting space on the upper level
Playter's Hall was the first commercial building at Broadview and Danforth. When it opened in 1911, there was space for stores on the ground floor, a doctor and dentist's office on the second floor, and a meeting space on the upper level
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