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Early Toronto Suburbs In Colour--50's-60's
The Ajax Sayvette's had 3 floors. I remember it vividly, though I was only 8 when it closed. The basement had a lunch counter that was framed by an overhead border (probably to hide the ductwork) of photos that appeared to have been cut from travel posters. There was one of an Ancient Greek...- Larynxa
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Department Stores then and now
Pen Centre was in St. Catharines, not Pickering. Pickering had Sheridan Mall, which then became Pickering Town Centre. Ajax had Harwood Place Mall (an indoor mall), which is now a strip mall with an office tower. Its original anchor stores were a Miracle Food Mart at the east end, and a...