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I am not sure if it was a 50's or a 60's design, but someone should check out Glen Ames senior public in the beaches. I know it was built in 61 but the design in my thought is more 50's. I especially remember the cafeteria and the exterior staircase that exits from it. It's not as clean and...

Hmm... Elke Sommer and Gina Lollobrigida as well, might be worth a watch. :cool:

It is not working for me either. Weird!

Yes, many a beer with my dad on the patio! Then there was Colby's, Trax, and a few others I can't recall. I do remember one night out with my dad, his partner, my soon to be wife, myself and a few other friends. We attended a bi place with cage dancers! Now where was that?

Fantastic work by you both! How about an even bigger, massive, project? A real challenge, index all the street level photographs by year and location and create sort of a streetview level for each year! It wouldn't be too much work, would it? :)

Very nicefinds, for sure!

Yes, it was. It is apparently a floating dry dock and has appeared in many TV shows shot in Toronto. I have personally seen some of those said TV shows!

Hey, it's a big year for us last year of baby boomers! We all turn 50, my wife just had her's! Mine is not for awhile yet, I always did like older women.:D

Nice trip, a bit of a wild day for it for sure! I hope you don't mind, I took the liberty to repost two of your pics. The abandoned sled! I posted a thread to ID the make and model over at the Antique and Classic snowmobile club, of which I am a member. I have rebuilt worse!

In the left pic you can just see the top of the churches chimeny tower, which is clearly visible after the fire. The spire is missing after the fire. The fire map posted explains that. It says " Knox Church, Damaged, spire burnt" Edit: Ha, was beaten to it! Although the street front does look...

Re Simpson's, that might explain the shooting gallery turned Elgin block. Why that structure was so short lived. It appears to have been burned out by the fire. That "last hold out" appears to be Kent Bros. (It is! the address matches and it is listed as damaged on the fire map)

Bringing the picture back and also trying to locate this wonderful pictures location. I seem to get a SE corner looking south orientation to it.

What a totally interesting rooftop! I knew a Stephen MacDonald many years ago, nice guy then.

Here is some more TTC fun, for those interested.

You can also get a Steeles bus at Staines Rd. just a tich west of the Rouge proper. It's 5K west of Pickering town line.

I believe they may be the same building, the publisher and the pub. You can see the spire of what is now a Lutheran church above the publisher and to the right.

In the early days of the automobile electric vehicles out numbered gasoline ones. If you notice the drive chain on the right rear wheel, it appears to connect to the electric drive motor. Not an uncommon setup back then.

Nice! And if I am correct, that is an electric vehicle!

I like that it's a facing east, north south orientation as well. The first photo runs way north!

Wonderful shots of the Necropolis. Between there and Saint James we have two of the most beautiful burial places on earth! My father and his partner are buried in St. James. Love to take long walks through the place.