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Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today, the first since May 9
Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today, the first since May 9

Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today, the first since May 9

Date6/24/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today; the first since May 9.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0098138F
Concrete supervisor John Morgan, SkyDome
Concrete supervisor John Morgan, SkyDome
6/23/1988
Pour New City hall roof, One of the largest concrete pours-some 1,000 tons of it-in the construction of our new city hall will be completed today to f(...)
Pour New City hall roof, One of the largest concrete pours-some 1,000 tons of it-in the construction of our new city hall will be completed today to f(...)
1/10/1964
SkyDOme taking shape. Tiers of seating sections and stairs can be seen (above) at the north end of the SkyDome site while a view from the CN Tower (le(...)
SkyDOme taking shape. Tiers of seating sections and stairs can be seen (above) at the north end of the SkyDome site while a view from the CN Tower (le(...)
9/1/1987
The SkyDome site's west side was awarming with workers today after city council gave a two-day reprieve for completion
The SkyDome site's west side was awarming with workers today after city council gave a two-day reprieve for completion
3/30/1989
Crane's 200-foot boom topples at SkyDome site
Crane's 200-foot boom topples at SkyDome site
5/25/1987
Dwarfed by several oversized baseball fans, a couple of SkyDome construction workers look over the downtown scene while taking a coffee break on the g(...)
Dwarfed by several oversized baseball fans, a couple of SkyDome construction workers look over the downtown scene while taking a coffee break on the g(...)
5/3/1989
Taking shape: The first of three roof panels to be moved covers the south end of SkyDome, following a successful and unexpectedly quiet trip from the north end yesterday
Taking shape: The first of three roof panels to be moved covers the south end of SkyDome, following a successful and unexpectedly quiet trip from the north end yesterday
1/10/1989
June 3: SkyDome, the world's first retractable roof, opened
June 3: SkyDome, the world's first retractable roof, opened
8/6/1989
South end of the SkyDome's retractable roof (at right) was moved for the first time last night, as a few workers and dome officials watched
South end of the SkyDome's retractable roof (at right) was moved for the first time last night, as a few workers and dome officials watched
1/9/1989
Charles Gaulton celebrates his 12th birthday yesterday by attending the Blue Jays game at the SkyDome
Charles Gaulton celebrates his 12th birthday yesterday by attending the Blue Jays game at the SkyDome
6/1/1991
Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener
Fans and ballplayers are little more than dots in this bird's-eye view of the jam-packed SkyDome, taken last night from a window washer's cage on the CN Tower at Jays home opener
6/5/1989
Display designer Clive Deverath pours a cool drink in his downtown Toronto high rise. His apartment mixes moods, periods, as seen in these pottery figures of African musicians in foreground and Italian decor in background.
Display designer Clive Deverath pours a cool drink in his downtown Toronto high rise. His apartment mixes moods, periods, as seen in these pottery figures of African musicians in foreground and Italian decor in background.
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