The Christmas windows at the Bay truly become magical at night. The darkness deepens the colours and the there is no reflection on the glass.
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Photographs of Toronto Harbour area in the 1970s. – Historic Toronto
Brian Wilcox, a neighbour of mine, shared with me some great photos that he took in the 1970s, of the Toronto Harbour area . Anyone
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Xmas at the historic St. Lawrence Market in 1921 and in 2012 – Historic Toronto
The St. Lawrence Market at Front and Jarvis Streets, named after the patron saint of Canada, opened in November of 1803. The governor at the
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The gigantic Xmas reindeer in the Eaton Centre – Historic Toronto
For several years now the decorations at the Eaton Centre have included huge metallic reindeer. Watching children this year as they viewed the reindeer, it
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The 2012 Christmas windows at the Bay Store on Queen Street – Historic Toronto
As a child, each year my parents took me to see the Eaton’s Santa Claus Parade, which was held on a Saturday, since the stores
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Celebrating the 12 days of Christmas in the Newfoundland of yesteryear – Historic Toronto
The village of Epworth, Newfoundland, on Placentia Bay, during the 1920s. The fish flakes for drying cod are built out over the water of the
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Toronto’s lost movie theatres–the Avon at 1092 Queen West
The restored building at 1092 Queen Street West once housed the Avon Theatre. When I moved from the suburbs to downtown in the year 2000,
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Toronto’s architectural gems–the Waterworks (Maintenance) Building on Richmond Street West
View of the Toronto Waterworks (Maintenance) Building from north east corner of Brant and Richmond Street West. A History of the Waterworks (Maintenance) Building at
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Corner of Spadina and St. Andrew’s–graffiti art or murals ? – Historic Toronto
The Pho Hung restaurant on the northwest corner of Spadina Avenue and St. Andrew’s Street is decorated with several paintings by Duc Hoang. They depict
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Toronto’s architectural gems–Bank at Spadina and Queen West
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