Cameron House in the summer of 2012 The Cameron House at 408 Queen West, on the corner at Cameron Street, is considered a veritable
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Graffiti art painted over by graffiti Doug Taylor 3 years ago Categories: Toronto This graffiti art shown above was painted by Uber5000 in 2012 on
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Toronto’s architectural gems— vanishing 19th-century store fronts – Historic Toronto
Until a few years ago, the delightful facade of this small shop at 320 Queen Street West had survived from the latter days of
This photo of the CIBC on the northwest corner of Simcoe and Queen Street West was taken on August 23, 1931. On the west side
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Toronto’s architectural gems—cenotaph at Old City Hall – Historic Toronto
The cenotaph at the Old City Hall is not usually considered an architectural gem as it is a monument. However, it should be consider
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Toronto’s architectural gems—the old Cayuga – Historic Toronto
It is rare that a ship is ever referred to as an architectural treasure, but I believe that the old Cayuga, which sailed from Toronto
I recently examined a newsletter issued by the office of MP Olivia Chow. In it were photos illustrating how other cities have tackled the problem
The Scotiabank Theatre Toronto (Cineplex) in 2012 The Scotiabank Theatre Toronto was originally named the Paramount Theatre. Its name was changed to the Scotiabank
Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen Street east, between Bond and Church Streets, each year attracts thousands of visitors during the “Doors Open” weekend in
The Union Building at 212 King Street West is one of the true architectural treasures of the city. Situated on the northwest corner of Simcoe