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Walking the line
Walking the line

Walking the line

Date7/8/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Walking the line: Workmen examine a stretch of the new GO Transit line being built between Pickering and Whitby. The 15 Kilometre railway is to be opened at the end of next year.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0012689F
Kingston Road, looking north from Queen Street East, opposite Woodbine Park race track, at the junction of the Toronto Railway Company's King Street line on Queen Street East and the Toronto & Scarboro Railway's line on Kingston Road, Toronto, Ont.
Kingston Road, looking north from Queen Street East, opposite Woodbine Park race track, at the junction of the Toronto Railway Company's King Street line on Queen Street East and the Toronto & Scarboro Railway's line on Kingston Road, Toronto, Ont.
1894-01-13
Seats tore loose on impact and 31 people were hurt yesterday when four coaches of CNR's Toronto-to-Barrie commuter train veered off main line into sid(...)
Seats tore loose on impact and 31 people were hurt yesterday when four coaches of CNR's Toronto-to-Barrie commuter train veered off main line into sid(...)
10/9/1975
Along the line of the Toronto and Scarboro Electric Railway: Toronto's future pleasure resort
Along the line of the Toronto and Scarboro Electric Railway: Toronto's future pleasure resort
1894-01-13
Kingston Road, looking west from the terminus of the Toronto and Scarboro' Railway's line at Blantyre Avenue, Toronto, Ont.
Kingston Road, looking west from the terminus of the Toronto and Scarboro' Railway's line at Blantyre Avenue, Toronto, Ont.
1894-01-13
No contest: There's usually not much left when a moving train hits a car or truck, as the driver of this wreck discovered last year when he left it stalled on a Scarborough railway line
No contest: There's usually not much left when a moving train hits a car or truck, as the driver of this wreck discovered last year when he left it stalled on a Scarborough railway line
7/19/1988
Image of old-fashioned streetcar
Toronto and York Radial Railway, Metropolitan line, #61, at Glen Echo Yard
approximately 1920
C.N.R. line, south of King St. West, west of Strachan Avenue, John Inglis Co. factory in background
C.N.R. line, south of King St. West, west of Strachan Avenue, John Inglis Co. factory in background
1956
Toronto Suburban Railway, Guelph line, powerhouse & waiting room, in use as Georgetown Dairy
Toronto Suburban Railway, Guelph line, powerhouse & waiting room, in use as Georgetown Dairy
1953
Toronto Suburban Railway, Guelph line, powerhouse & waiting room, in use as Georgetown Dairy
Toronto Suburban Railway, Guelph line, powerhouse & waiting room, in use as Georgetown Dairy
1953
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, looking north
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, looking north
1951
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, showing cribwork
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, showing cribwork
1951
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, showing cribwork
Toronto Suburban Railway, Woodbridge line, right of way, west side Humber River, about one mile south of Woodbridge, showing cribwork
1951