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Sprucing up
Sprucing up

Sprucing up

Date10/3/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sprucing up: A worker applies grout to tiles in the grand hall of Pearson Airport's Terminal 3 yesterday. About 7.5 million passengers are expected to use the facility.
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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_0003164F
Country:Canada
City, town or township:Toronto
Province or state:Ontario
Sprucing Up The CNE, Restoring the 12-foot-high winged figure atop Princes' Gate at the eastern end of Exhibition Park, Attilio Gandri works 85 feet a(...)
Sprucing Up The CNE, Restoring the 12-foot-high winged figure atop Princes' Gate at the eastern end of Exhibition Park, Attilio Gandri works 85 feet a(...)
7/15/1974
Sprucing UP
Sprucing UP
7/9/1990
New look: Robert Sage, President of Sage Hotel Corp., is sprucing up his Howard Johnson hotels in Ontario.
New look: Robert Sage, President of Sage Hotel Corp., is sprucing up his Howard Johnson hotels in Ontario.
2/14/1990
Sprucing up
Sprucing up
7/28/1980
It's a blast. No, it's not a character dropped on to Queen's Quay from an old science fiction movie, it's George gill of Torno Engineering sprucing up(...)
It's a blast. No, it's not a character dropped on to Queen's Quay from an old science fiction movie, it's George gill of Torno Engineering sprucing up(...)
10/27/1989
Up goes the CN tower's crown. That crown-like structure that has been inching up the CN Tower is 350 tons of pod structure that will be the forms of t(...)
Up goes the CN tower's crown. That crown-like structure that has been inching up the CN Tower is 350 tons of pod structure that will be the forms of t(...)
8/21/1974
STEEL REINFORCING BARS and steel pipe-the backbone and arteries--jut up from the rising CN Tower on the Metro waterfront. Demand for steel is booming at a rate not seen since World War II. Canadian mills are straining at top capacity. One Bay St. analyst says there is no catching up for three years.
STEEL REINFORCING BARS and steel pipe-the backbone and arteries--jut up from the rising CN Tower on the Metro waterfront. Demand for steel is booming at a rate not seen since World War II. Canadian mills are straining at top capacity. One Bay St. analyst says there is no catching up for three years.
1/2/1974
One building's going up in scarborough, The new Metro Toronto East regional detention centre being built by the Ministry of Corrections on the site of(...)
One building's going up in scarborough, The new Metro Toronto East regional detention centre being built by the Ministry of Corrections on the site of(...)
11/12/1975
Going up: Mayor Gus Harris says he can look out his window and see Town Centre cranes 'swinging like daffodils
Going up: Mayor Gus Harris says he can look out his window and see Town Centre cranes 'swinging like daffodils
3/10/1983
Workmen set up a model of the CN tower
Workmen set up a model of the CN tower
9/26/1973
. . . And it's a long way to the ground. Looking straight down on the restaurant framework from approximately 1,815 feet (553.3 m) up, the CN Tower is(...)
. . . And it's a long way to the ground. Looking straight down on the restaurant framework from approximately 1,815 feet (553.3 m) up, the CN Tower is(...)
8/21/1974
Ironworkers climbing around the weather shield with top of antenna up
Ironworkers climbing around the weather shield with top of antenna up
6/25/1975