lost toronto

An old Vitrolite glass storefront on Ottawa Street. Because of the depressed nature of Hamilton's economy, time has stood still in many...

This one's on Dundas just east of Lansdowne. I managed to take these pictures of an old gas station on the Queensway last year before it...

From King Street looking north up Jameson Avenue in the late 1930's. The same view in 2010. From King Street looking south down Jameson ...

Green with envy. Kind of Blue. Click on any image for a better view. Mellow Yellow. Think Pink. Green and Blue. Baby Blue. Black and White. ...

Before the park, this site was occupied by a TTC maintenence Depot. For a short time in the late 1980's it was used a film studio. Capta...

From Dundas Street looking north, November 1923. 1912 2010 This building on Sterling Avenue is one of my favourites. It was opened i...

Queen and Jameson looking south in the late 1930's. Again, a few years later in 1950. Some of the trees have disappeared and the street ...

John Cox Cottage , at 469 Broadview Avenue, Toronto , is the oldest known house in the city still used as a residence (and is unmarked for...

On a recent trip to Dallas, I stood on the same spot as Abraham Zapruder and shot this....

I usually don't have much to say about Hamilton Ontario in a positive light. However this building in the east end is a fantastic exampl...

Nothing at all to do with Toronto but here's a crazy car spotted in Vancouver last year.

Eisenberg's Sandwich Shop in the Flatiron district has been serving New Yorker's since 1929. This is my favourite "diner"...

On a recent visit to New York City I bought a great book about Vintage NY storefronts, Store Front: The Disappearing Face of New York, and ...