"What are all those white topped vehicles near Front & Sherbourne?" jaborandi. MIGHT'S TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY 1970. Parking for Gray Coach Lines - Depot at 154 Front Street. Regards, J T

"Three dapper gents (Massey, Phillips, King) in 1927" Prof Goldie. Phillips, Lieut-Colonel W E, DSO, MC. Founder and President, Duplate Safety Glass Co of Canada, 1922. Regards, J T

" It gets trotted out every now And again on sites like BlogTO every so often." I suppose, that Olde Tyme Continuity, is in all ways better than notimecontinuity. Regards, J T

"CPR train carrying load of Ford cars -- 1924 --Toronto? Could it be near Ford Plant, Danforth at Victoria Park?" Prof Goldie. MIGHT's Toronto City Directory - 1918/19: Ford Motor Co. 672 Dupont Street Original Toronto Factory. Neighbours to Blatchford Calf Meal Co and Flint Varnish and Color...

"Group of Communist agitators at Labor Temple........ 1924 (caption from Globe & Mail files) Surprisingly well-dressed "agitators." " Prof Goldie. NOT to be confused with http://beavervending.com/ Regards, J T

"Mendelssohn choir........" Prof Goldie. SO, just where is Menlelson Joe? (Sorry, wrong Mendelson.) Regards, J T

"I love how evocative that "hatchet T" is of the no-nonsense wrecking business..." adma. Appears to be more of a double-ended wrecking/pry-bar. Regards, J T

"Bay Street, looking north" Prof Goldie. NOTE the signage within the upper left-hand corner. (Am I to suppose that it explains it all, or vice-versa?) Regards, J T

"One hundred years ago at City Hall" Prof Goldie. Hats 'n Spats - warm comfort on a cold day. Regards, J T

Later to become MUIR'S Cartage. (My father, being friends with Gord Muir and his father, during the 1950's.) Regards, J T

Mimico Reformatory - aka Mimico Brick Works. Mercer Reformatory - Women. Central Prison - light industrial. (All of a similar bend.) Regards, J T

" a book by John Lorinc (Torontoist editor) that discusses the common owner of both Hunt's and Women's in the Sixties " steveintoronto. Ya ain't seen nothin' yet! (Argus Corp was the umbrella for many Canadian Companies.) Regards, J T

"Was there not a Laura Secord on the NE corner of Bloor & Bay in this building up until the 70’s?" Thecharioteer. MIGHT'S TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY - 1970: Laura Secord Candy Shop. 64 Bloor St, West. - Corner Bulding. ALSO Bloor St East at Yonge, S/E corner. ALSO Ely Ltd 47 Bloor St West...

"It was a chain. Perhaps JT can look into one of those business directories of his and give us an idea how many there were." Mustapha. MIGHT'S TORONTO CITY DIRECTORY - 1970: Thirty-eight retail stores, your inquiry being that of 1015 Coxwell Avenue. DIRECTORY of DIRECTORS - 1947: Walker...

"Park Lawn Mausoleum" Should be Forest Lawn. Regards, J T

"Indeed steve.........."United Cigar Stores" were *everywhere." UPPER LEFTHAND CORNER - North East corner, Broadview & Queen. Regards, J T

"Italian Religious procession - College Street - Little Italy - Date 19--?" The Bank of Montreal is situated on the N-E corner of 568 College Street, at Manning Ave. Regards, J T

Really like the"elevator"! Regards, J T

" but seriously, look at the top row of girls... couple real beauties in there, guess which one i ended up marrying..." The RIGHT ONE. Regards, J T

"I vaguely remember a Towers store on Dundas West. Below Bloor. Above Roncesvalles. It MIGHT have been where the Loblaws is now." Mustapha. MIGHT'S Toronto City Directory - 1970: 2290 Dundas St W - just below Bloor. Regards.