Toronto Architecture From The 1960's and 70's

[Lone Primate]

But more importantly, how does he think John A Macdonald appeared there? In his coffin?

While stumping for votes? I wouldn't put it past him.

 

[DavidJamesTO]

Maybe he saw "O'Keefe" and thought there was going to be a beer tasting.

 

[LowPolygon]

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[LowPolygon]

here's a beautiful building presently suffering a death by a thousand cuts

 

[adma]

I've said it before: I wouldn't be surprised is Sears/Eatons is someday redeveloped into a Ryerson facility. (The metal party wall on the Ted Rogers school seems to prefigure an addition there.)

 

[thecharioteer]

I've said it before: I wouldn't be surprised is Sears/Eatons is someday redeveloped into a Ryerson facility. (The metal party wall on the Ted Rogers school seems to prefigure an addition there.)

I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a Nordstrom's....

 

[thecharioteer]

From the late 70's:

 

[thecharioteer]

Speaking of Eaton Centre:

 

[k10ery]

I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a Nordstrom's....

Is your real name Doug, by any chance? Hitherto, I would not have guessed...

 

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[Joe R.]

Nice shot of Lawrence and Roanoke there. Where'd you get that picture from?

 

[adma]

Interesting how thoroughly barren and denuded the Lawrence/DVPscape was at the beginning--at least, from our own perspective of mature trees and "naturalization" policies.

Oh, at the bottom left, atop the Borden plant: that star/asterisk thing atop the roof corner is, I believe, the back of an Elsie the Cow sign (long a landmark at this juncture)