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City landmark

City landmark

Date2/20/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: City landmark: Springbank Snow Countess, a world champion butterfat producer, is a well known landmark in Woodstock, which is fighting to recover from the effects of the recession, in which plant closings have left the city with a 20-per-cent unemployment rate.
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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_0108759F
The most highly visible landmark in downtown Toronto, the CN Tower casts a giant shadow over city streets and buildings
The most highly visible landmark in downtown Toronto, the CN Tower casts a giant shadow over city streets and buildings
11/25/1974
Council saves landmark. Toronto City Council yesterday overruled its executive committee and voted to restore, not demolish, this crumbling building a(...)
Council saves landmark. Toronto City Council yesterday overruled its executive committee and voted to restore, not demolish, this crumbling building a(...)
11/25/1971
Schlock city: Honest Ed's the lightbulb encrusted landmark at Bathurst and Bloor where you can buy tack for less
Schlock city: Honest Ed's the lightbulb encrusted landmark at Bathurst and Bloor where you can buy tack for less
4/29/1986
The golden boy, atop the legislative building, is the city's best known landmark
The golden boy, atop the legislative building, is the city's best known landmark
6/9/1973
Another old landmark passes. A landmark for half a century will vanish when the house of the O'Brien homestead, shown above, at the corner of Willard (...)
Another old landmark passes. A landmark for half a century will vanish when the house of the O'Brien homestead, shown above, at the corner of Willard (...)
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Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington
Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington
3/3/1982
Old landmark passes. Above is a photograph of 118-124 Duke St., a well-known downtown landmark, formerly owned by the Davidson Contracting Co., which (...)
Old landmark passes. Above is a photograph of 118-124 Duke St., a well-known downtown landmark, formerly owned by the Davidson Contracting Co., which (...)
11/28/1928
Landmark: The spire of St. Francis de Sales Church, at 76 Church St., was an early landmark in Pickering Village. It was built around 1871. The village was originally known as Duffin's Creek
Landmark: The spire of St. Francis de Sales Church, at 76 Church St., was an early landmark in Pickering Village. It was built around 1871. The village was originally known as Duffin's Creek
7/22/1987
Landmark report: Mr. Justice Charles Dubin points an accusing finger at the coaches, doctors and officials who turned a blind eye to drug abuse in sport
Landmark report: Mr. Justice Charles Dubin points an accusing finger at the coaches, doctors and officials who turned a blind eye to drug abuse in sport
1/11/1989
Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
Putting it together: A crashed 1940 Stinson is landmark at the new Cardinal golf club in King, a 270-acre facility that will eventually have 27 holes
8/29/1990
Santa's chapel, high on a hill, is the landmark of the village
Santa's chapel, high on a hill, is the landmark of the village
5/16/1955
New landmark: The TD Centre didn't need computer to see some risk in fourth tower started without major tenant, but IBM Canada has agreed to lease 14 floors
New landmark: The TD Centre didn't need computer to see some risk in fourth tower started without major tenant, but IBM Canada has agreed to lease 14 floors
8/27/1984