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Switch N' Go were a series of battery powered cars/tanks/trucks that ran on a closed circuit track. The operator could squeeze a set of ...

John's Color TV on Dundas West has a nice hand painted sign on the east side of the building.

It's hard to tell from the photo but this wood frame house in the Junction has quite a serious lean to it. It's been condemned by th...

These two photos were taken almost 100 years apart. I suspect that at some point the road was widened along with the stone gates, specifical...

These two photos were taken about 100 years apart. Sometimes things don't change that much. Ellis Avenue looking north, just north of t...

These shots, supplied by Andrika Lawren, illustrate why it's important to pay attention. This 7/11 on Dundas and Euclid is a little wors...

A series of shots around the intersection of Yonge and Shuter. You can click on any of the images for a bette...

This photo from 1956 looking west along Gerrard to Yonge Street. The WCTU sign on the right is for The Women's Christian Temperence Unio...

This photo was taken in 1958. Sometime later the second floor was added and it's been the Black Angus Steakhouse since the 1964. I rece...

The house in the middle is where my Grandparents lived from about 1958-1968. Previously they had lived in a house on Dunn Avenue that was de...

This old house on Dundas near Burnhamthorpe has managed to survive.

The Westwood in 1974. Cinema Treasures has this to say about the Westwood: "The Westwood Theatre was originally operated by 20th Centu...

When Cloverdale Mall (in Etobicoke) was built in the late 1950's it was really a plaza, the inner courtyard was open. After the opening ...