ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Not sure how dated they are but from the project site
The Bay East Teamway you mean? It's getting fixed up.Given the obvious desire to extend Bay street south of the tracks, I'm surprised more wasn't done with the pedestrian tunnel under the tracks.
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What's there to be done? The Bay St East teamway is in a good shape. Its southern half is currently used by EllisDon.Given the obvious desire to extend Bay street south of the tracks, I'm surprised more wasn't done with the pedestrian tunnel under the tracks.
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I wasn't aware it was in decent shape. What's a "teamway"? I've never heard it referred to that way.
...you are walking through the Teamway, now a pedestrian passageway running along the west side of the York Street "subway" or tunnel and underneath the railway viaduct. In earlier days, goods arriving by train at Union Station were unloaded and transferred to the Canadian National Express Building, a depot for transshipment, located above and beside where you are now standing. Here, horse-drawn wagons picked up the items from teamways or loading bays for delivery.
Teamway. Where the teams of horses went when picking up/delivering good to the railway. See: http://torontoplaques.com/Pages/Teamway.htmlI wasn't aware it was in decent shape. What's a "teamway"? I've never heard it referred to that way.
The Bay St East teamway is in a good shape.
Do you perhaps think of the West teamway?Since when? It looks like a WWII bunker.
Do you perhaps think of the West teamway?
Regardless, as noted in the rendering above, the East teamway will be getting an facelift.
There are 4 in total Bay East, Bay West, York East and York West.Is there an East & West for Bay Street or is the East one Bay Street and West is York Street?
Too bad all of the flooding this area experiences on a yearly basis will never make the teamway look as good as this.
Something about the choice of stock people in this picture rubs me the wrong way.....