Dressed the same... Little younger than the rest... "The Children's Table" we all fondly remember !

Looks like a Pontiac Strato Chief (probably a different model) and the fan is remniscent of a Ford Econoline

Does anyone remember (I'm sure you do) when the Eaton Centre opened, and the "now" Food Court used to be part of Eaton's known as 3 Below. Accessible by a single width escalator. I used to buy my Lee jeans there!

wwwebster, you are a veritable fountain of incredible information. Thx

Thanks ever so much. Godfrey, Robert is my wife's Great Grand-daddy. Invaluable aid all you folks are, you really are. "May your paths always be lit by the Goodness of your hearts"

Hey Folks I am totally, totally impressed with this site. Quick question. Searching for an address of 6 Ontario Place in 1912. Thought it may be a laneway off of Ontario St. Can't seem to locate it on Goads 1903 or 1913, but I don't know all the ins and outs of searching. Any pointers would...

[Coincidence that the Magnificent Ambersons were on TCM tonite?

Mustapha, thanks ever so much for that "personal touch" A typewritten letter that speaks volumes of the life and lifestyles of yesteryear. As much as we study history, hearing about it on a personal level gives it so much more feeling, it makes it "real". "May you path always be lit by the...

Funny... I was just down at that intersection 2 weeks ago, visiting the Necropolis and starting a bit of research on Potters Field. Peter Matthews from Pickering Township in particular for being one of 2 people hanged for their part in the Rebellion of 1837

You know what they say. Eating Fish 7 days in a row makes one weak (week)

Do I also recall a Fran's on Yonge St across from Sams. It was down in the basement and had all you can eat spaghetti on New Years Eve. At least back in 1972