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Snow removal in 1922, by shovel, cart and horse! Not a salt truck or plough to be seen.

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The long road to church on a Sunday morning. Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.

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I love the night life! Yonge Street from King to Queen Streets, looking north from the Canadian Pacific Building. Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.

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Sheppardson's Queen's Hotel was on the west side of Yonge St. It burned down and was rebuilt.

On the northwest corner of Yonge & Bloor, beneath the CIBC, lies the York General Burial Ground, Toronto’s first non-denominational burial ground. Also known as the Stranger’s Burial Ground, or Potter’s Field, this is where people who did not…

A toll gate at the north-east corner of Bloor and Yonge Streets, generally known as the "First" was erected in the early 1830s. The small keeper's house was moved to Davenport Road in 1850 when a covered way was added along withtwo further rooms.…

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The future location of the Toronto Reference Library. Looking north from Bloor Street. Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.

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Above Front Street West, just west of Yonge Street. Courtesy: Toronto Public Library.

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"Ketchum was born in Spencertown, New York, and came to Upper Canada in 1799 to join his brother Seneca. In 1812 he took over a tannery on the south-west corner of Newgate (Adelaide) and Yonge Streets, prospered in business, and became one of the…

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Onlookers uniformly dressed in ankle length peacoats outside Davisville Station for its subway opening ceremony. People were so excited that they even went onto the roof to watch!


T.T.C., Yonge St. subway; opening ceremonies outside…
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