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Typical 19th-century home in Cabbagetown: The essence of Victorian Toronto
Typical 19th-century home in Cabbagetown: The essence of Victorian Toronto

Typical 19th-century home in Cabbagetown: The essence of Victorian Toronto

Date2/8/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Typical 19th-century home in Cabbagetown: The essence of Victorian Toronto
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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_0110807F
Simpler Times: A simple evergreen bough in the window at Gibson House is typical of 19th-century Christmas decorating
Simpler Times: A simple evergreen bough in the window at Gibson House is typical of 19th-century Christmas decorating
12/13/1989
Present from past: Sandy Thain stands outside the luxury home he created by dismantling two historic 19th century log homes and rebuilding them into a $375,000 luxury dwelling overlooking the Kleinburg golf course
Present from past: Sandy Thain stands outside the luxury home he created by dismantling two historic 19th century log homes and rebuilding them into a $375,000 luxury dwelling overlooking the Kleinburg golf course
8/24/1982
The former home of 19th century painter Paul Kane, on Wellesley St
The former home of 19th century painter Paul Kane, on Wellesley St
12/31/1975
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
4/14/1975
Mrs. Dennison, called Dodo by her husband, admires his picture in the home she's decorated with a collection of 19th-century artifacts
Mrs. Dennison, called Dodo by her husband, admires his picture in the home she's decorated with a collection of 19th-century artifacts
5/24/1971
Cabbagetown police station during the turn of the century, Dundas St
Cabbagetown police station during the turn of the century, Dundas St
4/10/1946
Largest office building in 19th-century Toronto, the Confederation Life Building at Yonge and Richmond Sts
Largest office building in 19th-century Toronto, the Confederation Life Building at Yonge and Richmond Sts
8/10/1976
William Charlton, 29, who describes himself as a 19th century liberal, has been elected as the youngest person to be chairman of Toronto Board of Education
William Charlton, 29, who describes himself as a 19th century liberal, has been elected as the youngest person to be chairman of Toronto Board of Education
12/17/1971
New translation: University of Toronto professor of philiosophy and author Geoffrey Payzant recently completed translation of the most famous work by 19th-century Viennese music critic Eduard Hanslick, inset
New translation: University of Toronto professor of philiosophy and author Geoffrey Payzant recently completed translation of the most famous work by 19th-century Viennese music critic Eduard Hanslick, inset
1/15/1987
Historic stagecoach run. To mark the Ontario Bicentennial, the Smiths Falls Settlers Days Committee is recreating a 19th-century mail run from Ottawa (...)
Historic stagecoach run. To mark the Ontario Bicentennial, the Smiths Falls Settlers Days Committee is recreating a 19th-century mail run from Ottawa (...)
5/28/1984
One of the 19th century exhibits at Pickering Museum
One of the 19th century exhibits at Pickering Museum
6/4/1982
Beauty and beast: Actor John Colicos thinks La Svengali, CBC's story of the 19th-century street musician dominating a beautiful Parisian artists' model, is powerful stuff
Beauty and beast: Actor John Colicos thinks La Svengali, CBC's story of the 19th-century street musician dominating a beautiful Parisian artists' model, is powerful stuff
5/28/1982