thecharioteer
Senior Member
It's always a pleasure finding a new picture of an interesting lost building. I think we've all seen the Micklethwaite picture of the flamboyant High-Victorian building that once stood on the SW corner of Adelaide and Church:
Here's another shot from the Star Archives, along with caption:
Caption: 1983 caption: Varied transportation: Horse-drawn wagons, bicycles and motor vehicles shared parking space beside the St. James building, Church and Adelaide Sts., in 1914. The building was a busy place with tenants that included Pioneer Land and Building Co., lawyers and realtors. One sign even advertised box lunches. Last Published: 12/18/1983
Release: NOT RELEASED
Photographer: William James/GetStock.com
Finally, a view of it from the west, just to the left of what I believe was EJ Lennox's Freehold Loan and Savings Building (which stood on the NW corner of Adelaide & Victoria):
Here's another shot from the Star Archives, along with caption:
Caption: 1983 caption: Varied transportation: Horse-drawn wagons, bicycles and motor vehicles shared parking space beside the St. James building, Church and Adelaide Sts., in 1914. The building was a busy place with tenants that included Pioneer Land and Building Co., lawyers and realtors. One sign even advertised box lunches. Last Published: 12/18/1983
Release: NOT RELEASED
Photographer: William James/GetStock.com
Finally, a view of it from the west, just to the left of what I believe was EJ Lennox's Freehold Loan and Savings Building (which stood on the NW corner of Adelaide & Victoria):
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