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Wow! An interior shot of the newly opened Metropolitan Toronto Library in 1977. Courtesy of Toronto Public Library.

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My daughter walking along Yonge Street, at Kempford Blvd. in North York.

The following is an excerpt from Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto, Coach House Press, 2010

The refurbished North Toronto Train Station, built in 1916 at Summerhill by the firm Darling and Pearson (they also did the Dominion Bank…

The following is an excerpt from Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto, Coach House Press, 2010

Towards Lawrence, Yonge defaults low again, another pleasant strip of pleasant stores. The area is perhaps a little more diverse than…

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Handwritten on the photo by the original photographer "A young boy giving out handbills and an old man on Yonge Street in the summer of 1973."

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"This block of dolostone, a magnesium-rich variety of limestone, was found buried in boulder-studded clay about thirty feet below the surface during the excavation of the Yonge Street subway in August of 1972. Outcroppings of Dolostone are found…

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When war broke out in 1914, Canada did not have the power to declare war. Britain's declaration automatically included Canada, but Canada reserved the right to determine the extent and type of support.

Unofficially, though, there was never any…

We were very poor students living on Charles Street but our view included a bit of Yonge. We couldn't afford to go to movies and theatre. How lucky that all the parades in Toronto went down Yonge. There was the Santa Claus Parade and also the…

Remember Pierce-Arrow? Not many of us do. It was an American company that manufactured luxury cars from 1901 - 1938. From 1930 to 1937, Toronto's Pierce-Arrow showroom was located at 1140 Yonge Street, at the corner of Yonge and Marlborough. The…

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Catching a movie starring "America's sweetheart". But we know she was Canadian, eh?

Lowe's Theatre was at Queen and Yonge, and was later known as the Elgin.
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