Random Selection of Posts Xmas at the historic St. Lawrence Market in 1921 and in 2012 CHRISTMAS DURING THE 19TH CENTURY AT TORONTO’S HISTORIC ST. ANDREW’S MARKET Toronto’s old movie theatres—the infamous Casino on Queen St. Archival photos of royal visit in 1939 included in historical novel Toronto murder/mystery captures essence of the city during the 1950s. Memories of Toronto’s Eglinton Theatre Anyone remember dining at Toronto’s La Chaumiere Restaurant on Church Street? Terrace (container) gardening in downtown Toronto Toronto’s old Variety (Arcadian) Theatre Remembering Toronto’s Teck Theatre on Queen St. East Merry Xmas 2015 from tayloronhistory.com The Bedford (Park) Theatre, Toronto, on north Yonge St. Toronto’s architectural gems—the bank at Queen West and Simcoe Streets Memories of the CNE–“Meet me at the fountain.” VE DAY IN TORONTO ON 8 MAY 1945, AT THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR Pity that more Toronto fiction writers do not identify the city in their novels Toronto’s Royal Theatre (Roma) on Dundas Street Toronto’s Biltmore Theatre on Yonge St. Headlines in Toronto’s newspapers in the 1960s The Empress of Ireland tragedy—May 29, 1914 Toronto’s architectural gems- an 1870s house with a Moorish-style porch Digging near Harbour Commission Building uncovers city’s ancient past Postcards depicting Toronto’s past Church Xmas concerts of yesteryear remain alive in Toronto “The Toronto Trilogy” recreates the city’s past while providing intriguing stories Toronto’s old College Theatre Enjoying Toronto’s architectural gems – the Bay at Queen and Yonge Streets Toronto’s Sunnyside Beach on a hot summer’s day during former decades A lament for the demise of “European Meat Store” in Kensington Market Toronto’s architectural gems—the Revue Theatre at 400 Roncesvalles Ave.
