Random Selection of Posts Toronto’s old Shea’s Victoria Theatre Toronto’s “World’s Biggest Book Store” (demolished) Toronto’s architectural gems—Metropolitan Cathedral Downtown Toronto’s Xmas displays at night Recent posts on a blog about Toronto’s historic architectural gems Toronto’s old Allen’s Bloor Theatre (the Bloor, Lee’s Palace) The joys of terrace gardening in downtown Toronto Toronto’s architectural gems—St. Mary’s alterations nearly completed Rare photograph found of the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Ottawa in October of 1957 Toronto’s Lumsden Building at 2-6 Adelaide Street East The 2012 TIFF film “Underground” includes lesson that Rob Ford should learn In mid-winter, recalling the sunshine of Toronto’s Sunnyside Beach Toronto’s spring gems—dandelions Toronto’s sinful Victory Theatre—new photos How did Toronto celebrate the day World War II ended? A portrayal of Toronto on the day of the funeral of King George VI THE FINAL POST ABOUT THE RELOCATED HOUSES AT JOHN AND ADELAIDE Photos of Toronto harbour during the 1970s Toronto’s architectural gems–Bay and Gable houses at 357-9 Richmond Street, west of Peter St. Sinfully saucy and diverse–Toronto’s Spadina Avenue Surprising attendance figures for the 2012 CNE Toronto’s old movie theatres—the Oxford Saw the first mural for the 2012 Grey Cup Toronto’s Oddfellows Hall at 2 College St. Memories of Loew’s Downtown and Winter Garden Theatres Toronto’s old movie theatres in Toronto Life magazine Toronto murder/mystery captures essence of the city during the 1950s. Scadding House beside the Eaton Centre, Toronto “The Toronto Trilogy” recreates the city’s past while providing intriguing stories Toronto murder mystery now available at Barnes and Noble
