Random Selection of Posts Toronto’s lost mineral baths on Bloor Street The historic house opposite Trinity Bellwoods Park THE SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE AT METROPOLITAN UNITED Toronto’s architectural gems–the Waterworks (Maintenance) Building on Richmond Street West Toronto’s architectural gems—the bank at Queen West and Simcoe Streets Christmas at the St. Lawrence Market in Toronto’s Yesteryear Toronto’s architectural gems—the Commodore Building, 315-317 Adelaide St. Church Xmas concerts of yesteryear remain alive in Toronto The Steele Briggs warehouse at 49 Spadina Ave.,Toronto Lost Toronto — by Doug Taylor Toronto’s old Bloordale (State) movie theatre Fictional characters in Toronto murder/mystery confront sexual attitudes of the 1950s Memories of Toronto’s Shea’s Hippodrome Theatre Memories of Toronto’s KUM-C Theatre in Parkdale Victoria Day in Canada WHAT’S IT LIKE TO ATTEND THE CNE IN 2011 IN COMPARISON WITH YESTERYEAR ? In Graffiti Alley, Toronto’s artists put to shame New York abstract expressionists. The old Odeon Theatre in Parkdale—Part II Toronto streetcars—from Omnibus to Red Rocket Santa’s trousers dropped in the Eaton’s Parade and . . . “The Toronto Trilogy” recreates the city’s past while providing intriguing stories Toronto’s architectural gems—the old “Silver Snail” comic store at 367 Queen St. W. Colour photo of the Odeon Carlton in 1956 – a Marilyn Monroe film playing A Christmas concert in an historic Toronto cathedral Canada’s greatest maritime disaster—the Empress of Ireland “Robo Cop” on Queen Street and other odd scenes on Toronto’s avenues A history of the Kensington Market and scenes of it blanketed in winter’s snow History of Toronto – Clarence Square on Spadina south of King St. W Toronto’s architectural gems–the Old City Hall photographed in 1912 Toronto’s architectural gems—the Victory Building at 80 Adelaide Street West
