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That towering feeling. Number one dundas is the name of this new, six-sided, 26-storey office tower at the corner of Yonge and Dundas St. W. It is one(...)
That towering feeling. Number one dundas is the name of this new, six-sided, 26-storey office tower at the corner of Yonge and Dundas St. W. It is one(...)

That towering feeling. Number one dundas is the name of this new, six-sided, 26-storey office tower at the corner of Yonge and Dundas St. W. It is one(...)

Date10/29/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: That towering feeling. Number one dundas is the name of this new; six-sided; 26-storey office tower at the corner of Yonge and Dundas St. W. It is one part of the $200 million Toronto Eaton Centre; now under construction. To the south of the tower; to left above; is beginning of the new Eaton main store. Opening of part of Phase One is March 1977.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109966F
Frozen meals, enough for one person for six days, are checked by Pierre DeSerres, founder of Diet Care, which prepares and sells the meals at shop on Dundas St. W.
Frozen meals, enough for one person for six days, are checked by Pierre DeSerres, founder of Diet Care, which prepares and sells the meals at shop on Dundas St. W.
2/3/1976
Bus terminal expansion proposed for crowded station at Bay and Dundas would involve extending present second storey to cover area now used for boardin(...)
Bus terminal expansion proposed for crowded station at Bay and Dundas would involve extending present second storey to cover area now used for boardin(...)
11/17/1967
Held-up, he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented (...)
Held-up, he jumped. Morris Lenick took the dotted-line route out of his second-storey office window on Dundas Sq. when two men appeared and presented (...)
8/23/1940
Muffin the cat revived. Fire gutted a third-floor apartment on Dundas St. W. near Keele St. today and also drove out nearby apartment dwellers. No one(...)
Muffin the cat revived. Fire gutted a third-floor apartment on Dundas St. W. near Keele St. today and also drove out nearby apartment dwellers. No one(...)
1/31/1984
Waterworks, St. George's Reservoir, Dundas Street West, northeast corner Huron St., showing water tower being demolished, looking northwest
Waterworks, St. George's Reservoir, Dundas Street West, northeast corner Huron St., showing water tower being demolished, looking northwest
1882-04
Six Point Tavern, Dundas Street West, south side, east of Bloor Street West, looking north east along Dundas St
Six Point Tavern, Dundas Street West, south side, east of Bloor Street West, looking north east along Dundas St
7/30/1955
This is the scene at Yonge and Dundas Sts
This is the scene at Yonge and Dundas Sts
11/26/1973
Now known as the Evangel Temple, this church at the corner of Bond and Dundas Sts
Now known as the Evangel Temple, this church at the corner of Bond and Dundas Sts
9/29/1976
Montgomery's Inn, Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with Montgomery Lavern, now demolished, at Yonge and Montgomery)
Montgomery's Inn, Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with Montgomery Lavern, now demolished, at Yonge and Montgomery)
3/18/1970
Montgomery's Inn, Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with montgomery Lavern, now demolished, at Yonge and Montgomery)
Montgomery's Inn, Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with montgomery Lavern, now demolished, at Yonge and Montgomery)
3/18/1970
Wesley Methodist (United) Church, Dundas St. W., north west corner Ossington Ave., Toronto, Ont.
Wesley Methodist (United) Church, Dundas St. W., north west corner Ossington Ave., Toronto, Ont.
circa 1875
Islington House, Dundas St. W., north east corner Burnhamthorpe Rd., Toronto, Ont.
Islington House, Dundas St. W., north east corner Burnhamthorpe Rd., Toronto, Ont.
May 1953