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Trading Anecdotes at the dinner last night for Simpsons Ltd
Trading Anecdotes at the dinner last night for Simpsons Ltd
6/23/1971
An English Cottage style house on Elgin Ave
An English Cottage style house on Elgin Ave
8/19/1987
A house at 37 Madison Ave., with Credit River sandstone and Don Valley brick, is an example of Roman Revival style
A house at 37 Madison Ave., with Credit River sandstone and Don Valley brick, is an example of Roman Revival style
8/19/1987
Nestled at the base of the CN Tower, Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should (...)
Nestled at the base of the CN Tower, Gerald Gladstone's Universal Man is a disappointment to art critic Gary Michael Dault. It's inert when it should (...)
7/23/1976
Mike Rudiak, 18, and sister, Patti, 14, climb last steps up CN Tower
Mike Rudiak, 18, and sister, Patti, 14, climb last steps up CN Tower
9/30/1978
Holy Blossom is Toront's oldest synagogue
Holy Blossom is Toront's oldest synagogue
11/26/1992
Keeping an eye on things still, Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd
Keeping an eye on things still, Peter Moloney recently retired after 60 years with Connaught Laboratories Ltd
9/29/1977
Right, a rare row of Colonial Revival houses, circa 1900, graces Howland Ave
Right, a rare row of Colonial Revival houses, circa 1900, graces Howland Ave
8/20/1987
Charming houses: The Daniel Lamb farmhouse, top, in Cabbagetown started as a Regency Cottage in 1830 and was added to later on
Charming houses: The Daniel Lamb farmhouse, top, in Cabbagetown started as a Regency Cottage in 1830 and was added to later on
8/20/1987
Parkdale mansion
Parkdale mansion
n.d.
Edward Blakes house 467 Jarvis St
Edward Blakes house 467 Jarvis St
10/13/1992
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
11/26/1979
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - Bus Terminal
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Buildings - Bus Terminal
10/23/1989
Studio home
Studio home
7/17/1981
Famous homes
Famous homes
10/13/1992
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - City Hall - New - Guides and Guards
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - City Hall - New - Guides and Guards
1/15/1981
Smoke Billows from St. Lawrence Hall last night while firemen fight a blaze that broke out in the attic, drove more than 300 people out of the buildin(...)
Smoke Billows from St. Lawrence Hall last night while firemen fight a blaze that broke out in the attic, drove more than 300 people out of the buildin(...)
10/2/1973
New Front: From the ugliest place on the block, this house became a showpiece strangers stop and admire
New Front: From the ugliest place on the block, this house became a showpiece strangers stop and admire
7/10/1989
Home owner Mary Peters' taxes on her Brunswick Ave
Home owner Mary Peters' taxes on her Brunswick Ave
n.d.
Asked $229,000, Got $218,000
Asked $229,000, Got $218,000
9/20/1991
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