strawdocs
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Wow these are great, would be really interested if anyone had any photos of Toronto (particularly Yorkville) from around 1967 for a film project I'm working on.
Wow these are great, would be really interested if anyone had any photos of Toronto (particularly Yorkville) from around 1967 for a film project I'm working on.
Silly question, but where did they get the fill in order to "fill" in the valley. And along the same lines, where did all that fill come from that created our lakefront the way it is now.In order to extend Bloor St. W. near Clendenan Ave. in 1914, this valley at the N. end of High Park was filled to the level of the sewer column shown here.
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Today - Courtesy Google street-view
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They got the fill from the Glendonwynne Road area - this photo is titled 'Glendonwynne Avenue pit where fill removed to fill in Bloor and Clendenan Hollow'Silly question, but where did they get the fill in order to "fill" in the valley. And along the same lines, where did all that fill come from that created our lakefront the way it is now.
Ah, thanks. Found it AND uploaded a picture. thanks!Soop -- You'll find that post and question (along with the photo) was asked on this page: http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/evocative-images-of-lost-toronto.11018/page-213
To get the "archive" image you want, try a screen grab and then upload the file here.