Miscellany Toronto Photographs: Then and Now

[Mustapha]

Long Branch - end of the line for the TTC.

New pic not quite the same angle; sorry. That little house is still there.

 

[adma]

All the more incredible that the shelter is still there--one of the unsung TTC survivors (though that pebbledash finish to the piers is awful).

Esp. in the earlier photo, those houses remind me strangely of Katrina'd New Orleans...

 

[Denizen314]

I did one for the most recent posting on my site actually.

Hope you don't mind me posting in your thread Mustapha.

Liberty and Dufferin:

Then

Now

And in case anyone's interested, my site link: http://www.fabricated.ca/photos

 

[Mustapha]

I did one for the most recent posting on my site actually.

Hope you don't mind me posting in your thread Mustapha.

Liberty and Dufferin:

Then

Now

And in case anyone's interested, my site link: http://www.fabricated.ca/photos

Keep them coming cbab; I've worn out a lot of shoe leather.

 

[Conrad Black]

How many people were killed by all those shells I wonder.

 

[Mustapha]

Sep 2 addition

Bickford Park ravine.

Parliament and Oak, looking east.

John Street looking south.

Spadina looking south from top of bridge.

 

[Mustapha]

A walk up Booth Avenue in Leslieville.

 

[Denizen314]

One of the newer ones from my site:

Bathurst and Wellington, looking South:

 

[mk39920]

What is the round structure in this picture?

 

[Dichotomy]

My ex-wife's diaphram.

 

[adma]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gasometer

 

[Cast_Member]

If Sunrise exist back then, the gasometer would turn downtown Toronto into a giant crater.

 

[Denizen314]

Another:

Bathurst and Queen, looking southeast:

 

[adma]

Well, they Koodo'd that mansard flab off the sucker, that's for sure

 

[egotrippin]

Well that's certainly unfortunate. As much as I am loving the 'Then and Now' threads, sometimes I wish I didn't see the 'then' shots.