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1614 Queen West. Photo by me, Mustapha. I thought Goldie's long established thread would be a good place for this pic.

http://www.cs.yorku.ca/museum/PortraitsOfDigitalCanada.pdf 'Goldie' - George Dunbar - was IBM's company photographer from 1957 to 1989. IBM donated their photographic archives - comprised of much of his work - to York University a few years ago.

Hi, it's Mustapha posting for Goldie. He writes: "When I found this old image, it certainly brought back some wonderful memories of my trips, as a child, on the Cayuga. It's the only time I had the sensation of being on an ocean voyage. Sad that such a local excursion is long gone. Perhaps...

He's great! He turned 89 recently.

Mustapha today posting for 'Goldie' [who sent me this]: "Ad from The Canadian pictorial & illustrated war news, 25 July 1885."

Hello, it's Mustapha posting for Goldie..

Goldie Then and Now Time. 1570 Kingston Rd. What's a 'Terraplane'?

DSC, you walked over for a look? :) How cool. I wonder why they did that. Answer is lost to the mists of history...

It's getting to be a regular thing... It's Mustapha posting for Goldie today.

Good day everyone. It's Mustapha for Goldie again.

Hello, It's Mustapha, again. Goldie asked me again to post for him.

Then -1982 - and Now - Jan. 28 2023, 4:40pm. King Street West. Looking at the north side. Ed Mirvish Way on the right side of the picture so you can get your bearings. The picture is a Toronto Archives picture. Not many nighttime colour pictures from that day and age were useful; film being...

Hello, It's Mustapha. Goldie is having PC issues and he wanted me to post this tonite for him.

Silversteins bakery. McCaul Street. June 2016. Picture taken about 5 weeks before it shuttered suddenly. As of a few days ago this location is just so much flattened broken brick.

Mr. White.. didn't know, now we do, thank you!

Hi UT-ers. 897 Queen East. The Then picture was around 2015 I think. It was done on black & white film. The Now is a screen grab from Google streetview. It's the entrance to a condo.

DSC, that sure is a unique house. Open the door and you are on the city sidewalk.

Hello, while not a Then and Now, I hope you enjoy this picture of Wallace Market on Symington Ave. I think the 'patina' is a delight for the eye. I hope they take down that fencing soon; I'll go re-shoot it.

Another Then and Now of the southeast corner of Huron and College. 'Then' was 2015, 'Now' was about a week ago. I should have taken the Then pic in colour and had the option to convert it to black and white... The new building is a homage to the old one - the old one was demolished.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/metro-theatre-closes-ending-an-era-of-porn-cinema-in-koreatown-1.2470796