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Sunday, June 3, 2012
Bloor and Margueretta/Then and Now
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The north side of Bloor at Margueretta in 1928,when a small Canadian Tire outlet was located here. Today.
Old Parkdale Maps
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1878 1879 1910 with a good view of south Parkdale demolished to make room for the Gardiner in the early 1950's. ...
Queen and Shuter/Then and Now
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Looking north on Yonge past Shuter in the spring of 1939, decorated for the King's visit that May. Muirhead's Grill (later the ...
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Queen and Church/Then and Now
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The south side of Queen east of Church circa 1909. In the billboard Cohan and Harris refers to George M. Cohan (Yankee Doodle Dandy) a...
Queen and John/Then and Now
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A watercolour from 1851 looking N/E across Queen. Sometime in the 1980's and the two little shops have survived. Photo by P. Cumm...
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St Patrick's Market/A. Stork and Sons/Then and Now
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I've posted this before but have since found some new photos and information to add. This watercolour (1845) shows an even earlier ver...
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Corgi Toys
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Queen and Soho/Then and Now
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1913 looking N/E from Peter Street. Today. That's the Peter Pan restaurant in the foreground. The Peter Pan is possibly the oldest re...
Queen West Street Fair Poster 1980
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Hanging in the Black Bull .
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Queen Street Fire
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A fire on Queen east of Spadina sometime in the 1950's. Note the Stem restaurant sign in both photos. 2010 or so.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Canadian Home Journal 1937
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The Good Ol' Horseshoe Tavern
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The Horseshoe Tavern on Queen in the late 1970's/early 1980's with the original full facade. Photo by Patrick Cummins. 2010....
Sunday, May 27, 2012
The Changing Face of Queen West.
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Photographer Patrick Cummins has been documenting these two storefronts on Queen for the past 25 years. Dencan Books is still in busine...
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Old Queen Street West
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A used book store at Queen and Portland in the early 1980's. Photo by Patrick Cummins.
St. Lawrence Antique Market
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Another thoughtful display. A Johnny Toymaker set from Topper Toys. A vintage commercial can be seen here Topper Toys al...
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