Goldie
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Berczy Park (present location), Front St. E., 1919 (thanks to thecharioteer for sourcing this early image from the City of Toronto Archives)
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Miscellany Toronto Photographs: Then and Now
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flonicky
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That before photo is a hard one to take, especially considering what the remaining buildings across the street look like.
flonicky
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Laird & MIllwood, Streeview 2011 vs Nov 1, 2021
Broadeaves
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All new and shiny for Pellat
Sorry for the late reply was researching this building - after Pellat moved up to Casa Loma it was also known as the Moose Club
Goldie
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The Moose Lodge is certainly an interesting building.
Is it still in existence ?
Do you have a "now" image of that site?
Is it still in existence ?
Do you have a "now" image of that site?
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Since this is a Then and Now thread, here is the "Now". 345 Sherbourne! According to the 1902 Mights Directory Pellatt lived next to the (Methodist) church, then No. 349.
LPCI
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Club or Lodge, are we referring to the Loyal Order of the Moose? LOOM?
thecharioteer
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Front east of Jarvis 1953:
Today (pic by Rascacielo on North St. Lawrence Market thread):
Today (pic by Rascacielo on North St. Lawrence Market thread):
Goldie
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Dome for the David Dunlap Observatory 1932, UofT Archives
The dome was constructed in Darlington, England, by the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. It was then taken apart, shipped to Canada, and reassembled on its site in Richmond Hill.The dome was constructed in Darlington, England, by the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. It was then taken apart, shipped to Canada, and reassembled on its site in Richmond Hill.
The dome was constructed in Darlington, England, by the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. It was then taken apart, shipped to Canada, and reassembled on its site in Richmond Hill.The dome was constructed in Darlington, England, by the Cleveland Bridge & Engineering Co. Ltd. It was then taken apart, shipped to Canada, and reassembled on its site in Richmond Hill.
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Goldie
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Family Theatre c.1920, 2173-75 Queen St. E.
Goldie
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The Rio c.1946, E. side of Yonge, S. of Gerrard
Many of the buildings recently demolished.
Many of the buildings recently demolished.
Goldie
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Painting by Les Tait
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Eastern Ave Streetview 2011 and Nov 19, 2021
