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Date9/14/1970

Names

James, Norman (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Left: Terry McIntosh went back to work when youngest child started school. She has combined home; work successfully.

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Photographs

Language

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0017875F

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Official telephone directory : Toronto and suburbs, 1905-May

Official telephone directory : Toronto and suburbs, 1905-May

1905-05

Operators Alice Souch (left) and Annie Trenouth (at the switchboard), and manager Wesley Shaw were the staff of Bell Telephone Company's Bowmanville office in 1898. Bowmanville, Ontario

Operators Alice Souch (left) and Annie Trenouth (at the switchboard), and manager Wesley Shaw were the staff of Bell Telephone Company's Bowmanville office in 1898. Bowmanville, Ontario

1898

Image shows Audrey Owen, Olwen Owen and Sheila Owen (left to right), south of Bell Telephone Bu ...

Audrey Owen, Olwen Owen and Sheila Owen (left to right), south of Bell Telephone Building, Bathurst Street, no. 1399, east side, between Nina Avenue and Meglund Road.

1920

Good design .....and bad, More imagination with public, amenities, like the phone booth at left in Chinatown, can add to street design, say the author(...)

Good design .....and bad, More imagination with public, amenities, like the phone booth at left in Chinatown, can add to street design, say the author(...)

6/13/1974

Plugged in: The Motorola Talker (left) is easy to program, while the Mitsubishi Mesa 95 (centre) can remember 40-digit numbers

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9/18/1990

Portable chatter: Allan Nilsson, left, and Sheldon Kideckel of AMTS demonstrate their in-car phone

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Yonge Street Arcade, Yonge Street, east side, opposite Temperance St

Yonge Street Arcade, Yonge Street, east side, opposite Temperance St

1952

Hogg Brothers, shop, Yonge Street, northeast corner Mill St

Hogg Brothers, shop, Yonge Street, northeast corner Mill St

1954

Diet Kitchen Tea Rooms, Bloor St

Diet Kitchen Tea Rooms, Bloor St

2/13/1955

A photograph of an office building located on a city street, with a sidewalk, telephone poles a ...

Bell Telephone Co. of Canada

Approximately 1917(?)

The Bell Homestead in Brantford is where Alexander Graham Bell carried out many of the experiments which led to development of the telephone. It's a National Historic Site now

The Bell Homestead in Brantford is where Alexander Graham Bell carried out many of the experiments which led to development of the telephone. It's a National Historic Site now

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Brantford has an edge in its battle with Boston, which also claims telephone's invention

Brantford has an edge in its battle with Boston, which also claims telephone's invention

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