fiendishlibrarian
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Pretty sure this is the southeast corner, looking west along King. Commerce Court would be on the left, and the TD Centre across the street.
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Evocative Images of Lost Toronto
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Pretty sure this is the southeast corner, looking west along King. Commerce Court would be on the left, and the TD Centre across the street.
Goldie
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Indeed.......that's an accurate description, fiendishlibrarian.
HOWEVER, the featured building in Spremo's photo is on the S/W corner.......yes?
Goldie
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The Ward, Toronto 1912
Goldie
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"Strolling Spadina" tours c.1974
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Cinema 2000, Yonge St. c.1970
jaborandi
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Home to the popular, long running adventure film, "The Big Snatch"
Goldie
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Island Ferries c.1920-30s...."parking 25 cents"
Goldie
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*Yonge St?, Toronto 1901 by R.Y.Young - Library of Congress
W. K. Lis
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Traffic lights? What are traffic lights? And why have them when most people walk on the streets anyways.
Goldie
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Toronto Harbour 1910 - Panoramic View Company of Toronto - Library of Congress
LPCI
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The whole street is paved with setts.
LPCI
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Maybe it’s just the distance of the photo, but the islands look really bare. The Eastern gap seems to be there.
thecharioteer
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The Sears Building under construction (late 60's as the building opened in 1971). WZMH Architects.
thecharioteer
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1970's:
