lost toronto

Canada's first hangman John Radclive lived here.... Mr. Radclive at work in 1902. In an interview with psychologist Rachel MacNair, Rad...

Seen here in 1935, these row houses were later demolished to make room for... A small park.

Schole's Hotel as seen in 1922. As seen today.

A very early photo (1909) looking north up Roncesvalles from Queen. There'as a hint of Scholes' Oceon Hotel on the right. 1924 2010

Looking south down Roncesvalles towards the lake in 1910. Scholes' Oceon Hotel is on the left. 1919, and there's been a lot of devel...

Newly built in 1916 on the west side of Roncesvalles at Marion. 2010

Looking north up Roncesvalles towards the Dundas intersection in 1912. On the right is the Bank of Montreal from the previous post and on th...

The intersection of Dundas and Roncesvalles in 1912. Toronto's infamous Boyd Gang started their crime spree by robbing this branch of t...

A few shots of Bloor Street at the turn of the century as it was being built. A little bit later looking east down to Parkside Drive The Hig...

This entire block of houses on the north side of Bloor, opposite High Park is slated for demolition. They appear to have been built between...

I've been drawing some unflattering caricatures of my former Sheridan College students as I imagine them to be in the years to come. Her...

This old house on Wellington near Portland awaits the wrecker's ball.

Back when I was young building model cars and slot car racing was a big deal. There were several good hobby shops around the city including ...

A great cover from Crime Must Pay the Penalty issue 27. Having worked (briefly) in the printing business and having friends that do work in...

The old Chinese bun shop on Baldwin Street Bitindo's Pizza, The BEST $2.50 slice, on Clinton Street in Little Italy Tony's Barber Sh...