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Registry of Deeds and Land Titles Building

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Sir Ernest MacMillan and Seiji Ozawa, 1967

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Two Banks and a Tavern

Source. Left to right: 205 Yonge Street, Bank of Toronto (1905); the Colonial Tavern (1890s as a hotel; 1947 as a jazz bar); 197 Yonge Street, Canadian Bank of Commerce (1905). The Colonial Tavern has a longer Wikipedia article than either of the two neo-classical structures. See also.

Shell Motor Spirit, 1923

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LCBO East Bayfront

Rubble spills out the door during the demolition of the LCBO East Bayfront building in 2023. Source.

Yonge and Bloor, 1929

Frank Stollery's Store For Men on the southwest corner is soon to be the site of a 91-story condo. Source.

This is the car on the billboard: the Willys-Knight Great Six roadster. Source.

Traffic Control Centre, 1964

There was a Univac 1107 located in Old City Hall controlling Toronto's traffic lights in 1964. Source.

St. Anne's Anglican

Maureen Littlejohn's website has a set of photos of the artworks lost in the St Anne's Anglican fire yesterday.

Anne Boleyn in Toronto

This miniature by Lucas Horenbout, thought to represent Anne Boleyn, resides at the Royal Ontario Museum. Source.

Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (1963) Side Door

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