Random Selection of Posts The Noronic Disaster – 122 burn to death on Toronto’s waterfront Centre Island’s lost village—Toronto Old Movie Theatres—tayloronhistory.com A historic building that disappeared from the northeast corner Spadina and College THE FOUNTAIN AT THE CNE THE RELOCATING OF THE HOUSES AT ADELAIDE AND JOHN STREETS(POST #9) Toronto’s architectural gems–St. Mary’s Church at Bathurst and Adelaide Streets Fictional characters in Toronto murder/mystery confront sexual attitudes of the 1950s Toronto’s old Kenwood Theatre on Bloor St. West Toronto’s old movie theatres—the Westwood Theatre Murder/mystery “The Reluctant Virgin” now available on-line in electronic version My Recent visit to Toronto’s Christmas Market at the Distillery District Photos of Toronto Harbour in 1975 and the small boat the “Normac”-“Capt. John’s” Victoria Day in Canada Remember the Valentine Day boxes in school classrooms and the heart-shaped candies? Kensington Market – Part 5 – A semi-detached Victorian Home on Wales Avenue Yonge Street lane closings in Aug. 2012 create great cafes and green space A humorous account of Toronto kicking up its heels to bring in the New Year in 1945 Toronto’s architectural gems—the former hotel at Bay and Elm Streets View archival photos of Toronto while reading a chilling murder/mystery Toronto’s lost architectural gems—the old Union Station Toronto’s architectural gems—the Victory Building at 80 Adelaide Street West Toronto’s movie theatres—the Scotiabank Cineplex Toronto’s wild flowers that today have mostly disappeared from the city scene Toronto’s old movie theatres—the Downtown Theatre on Yonge St. south of Dundas Doug Taylor’s Toronto murder/mystery now available at Chapters/Indigo Toronto’s architectural gems–The King Edward Hotel The alleys where Rick Mercer films his “rants.” The last surviving Tollkeeper’s Cottage in Canada Toronto’s outdoor murals – graffiti art or simply graffiti ?
