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Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise
Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise

Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise

Date10/7/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Small stores and over-the-garden-fence intimacy are features of two-storey borough which has resisted high-rise. But lack of new assessment has meant higher taxes; failing businesses; and not enough funds to remove overhead wires like these on Eglinton Ave. W. [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0115207F
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
The twin towns, Port Arthur and Fort William : the magnificent scenic features and the prosperity and progress of the Thunder Bay district of Lake Superior, the haunts of tourists and sportsmen, shown with pen and camera.
1900 circa
Two young men scan he wares at one of the thousands of book stores an kiosks in the Russian capital
Two young men scan he wares at one of the thousands of book stores an kiosks in the Russian capital
4/4/1987
A man in a plaid jacket, carrying a metal lunch pail, looks into the window of a shop. A sign r…
Knowlton's Sporting Goods, one of the many vacant stores on the main street
3 October 1974
Signs for Tower's and Food City stores, Galleria shopping centre, Dupont Street, south side, between Dufferin Street and Emerson Avenue, Toronto, Ont.
Signs for Tower's and Food City stores, Galleria shopping centre, Dupont Street, south side, between Dufferin Street and Emerson Avenue, Toronto, Ont.
1980
Stores, 2525-2527 Yonge Street, east side, between Keewatin Avenue and Sherwood Avenue, Toronto…
Stores, 2525-2527 Yonge Street, east side, between Keewatin Avenue and Sherwood Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
1981-08
We don't like to gloat, but . . . The first car down the Spadina ditch was driven by North York Alderman Esther Shiner accompanied by the borough's mayor, Mel Lastman. [Incomplete]
We don't like to gloat, but . . . The first car down the Spadina ditch was driven by North York Alderman Esther Shiner accompanied by the borough's mayor, Mel Lastman. [Incomplete]
9/8/1976
High Park Mineral Baths, Bloor St. W., north side, east of Parkview Gardens. Toronto, Ont.
High Park Mineral Baths, Bloor St. W., north side, east of Parkview Gardens. Toronto, Ont.
1911
In (4) is shown the three-storey, brick structure at the southeast corner of Gerrard and Bay Sts
In (4) is shown the three-storey, brick structure at the southeast corner of Gerrard and Bay Sts
n.d.
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
Colour postcard depicting a view of Yonge Street with a streetcar, many shops, and pedestrians …
Yonge Street looking South from T. Eaton Co.'s Store, Toronto, Canada
Approximately 1914