It's kind of funny that a black sign in the daytime lights up white at night! I also agree with One Nut Kruk: the alignment does look off.

And just to think that everything in the Registry Building could fit in a 32GB thumb drive or two these days!

I miss the way the lights went out when the third rail was cut out! Great video and thanks to the poster of the video!

Speaking of King St W...there is a 110 metre span between Joe Schuster Way and Jefferson Avenue, right where the condos are being built. They're both across from Lamport Stadium, but I can't figure out why those two stops are so close.

I also like the fact that in the span of 50 years, the computer terminals went from taking up a whole room to being the size of a DVD player, and maybe smaller!

It was very interesting! Thanks for the link. It's a shame they closed it down.

This is a great part of Toronto's Scouting history!! I'm a member of a Toronto scout group (the 3rd in the King/Dunn area, and used to be in George's group about a decade ago (62nd at Dovercourt/Bloor). I would love to see more about Toronto's Scouting past! If I myself find something, I'll post!

That was quite a sad day! My grandmother and I were at Nathan Philips Square when that happened. We shopped at the old Eaton's often.

Hello everyone...long-time follower of this thread! A quick question here: I wonder if the G. A. Stimson building from this picture is the same as the Admiral Appliance building some years later.

I scored 18/20, considering I've never seen Finch Station's exit before. One thing though...since when was Royal York station's hallway yellow? It looked yellow to me.

Same here...it was pretty cool to see! @caltrane74...The count was my favourite muppet!

The only one I know of is the Toy Factory Lofts in Liberty Village. They took it down 7 years ago, restored it and put it back on the top of the building when they finished in 2008.

I finally caught one on my way from Sheppard Station. Very sweet and smooth ride! It took me 2 stations to get from one end of the train to the other. Only one beef: I don't like the fact there is no railfan window on either end.

Speaking of cafes, there have been quite a few opening up, such as Ground Level on Queen and Lansdowne, and my new favourite, the Mascot (which used to be a T-shirt store). They have some awesome coffee there.

I have a question of my own: How about the shoppers at Price Choppers? Now that the buses don't stop there anymore, they will have to walk a block to get to the stop.