1954 - from the James Salmon photo collection on the TPL website From the Toronto Archives website - Buildings, Part 3,Ellis Wiley fonds - there's more of that block there

How old would a photo have to be to be considered historical in 1936:confused:

From John Boyd's World War I Toronto military training photograph album. http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=68b1ed54e1bd4410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD&vgnextchannel=7cb4ba2ae8b1e310VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD

Coincidentally, just found this while looking for something else. From 1977.

Charioteer also posted a photo of that house on the Evocative Images thread a couple of weeks ago. Then - the corner of Wilton and Mutual - you can see the Mutual Street sign on the side of the house

I think that is just a standard MPAC property description, as in not on a lake, or a river (stream? pond?) as opposed to - 313 Single family detached on water – year round residence http://www.mpac.ca/property_owners/how/propertyCodeInventory.asp#300

The current buildings at 885 and 887 and 889 Yonge ARE the past buildings that appear in orange on the map numbered 1-2-3. Heritage listed - "Part of a row of shops at 885-889 Yonge Street -adopted by City Council on June 20, 1973"

The current location looks like it used to be a bank. I think the old location is 94 Lakeshore Road East (now a 241 Pizza), next door to 100 Lakeshore East seen here: Wait a sec, this isn't Mississauga then and now.

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Here's the timeline Celia McNicol and Stanley George Harris have a son, Stanley born 5 Aug 1919. The son later uses the name Stanley Harris Ford Celia McNicol marries Stanley Harris 18 Aug 1919 at Little Trinity Church Sydney Ford born 8 Apr 1922 to Celia McNicol and Ernest Ford Girl Baby Ford...

I can find colour pics of the Brock Building too:o all of them came from the - Buildings, Part 2 - 1966-1972 collection.

Are these the buildings you are referring to? A bit east of 79 Wellington West & now the site of Royal Bank Plaza North Tower (1976) taken from the TD Centre (1968) - the Boiler Room was #61 but the buildings match up with the Charioteer's 1910 map. They also can be seen in this photo...

Goldie, I think there were actually two Morrish General Stores. The older of the two is shown in the mural, and is now the home of the Scarborough Historical Society, further east along Kingston Road http://scarboroughhistorical.ca/?page_id=1223

It was the 'New Empress Grill' in the Edison Hotel (formerly the Empress Hotel). And the building on the north side of the street (presumably Gould) in your photo looks lot like the Bank of Commerce Building that was there.

The Scarborough Historical Society? http://www.scarboroughhistorical.com/

Google the owner - Edward Okun

Don't think so. Cooke's Presbyterian (where my great grandparents were married) was on the northwest corner of Queen & Mutual. This is looking southwest (from Church and Dundas) towards FCP under construction, the CN Tower, and Mackenzie house on Bond St.

Do the 1980s count as historical?:) Looks like it was a wholesale fruit and vegetable warehouse.

It still says it was on the Ontario Science Centre side of the valley - I was waiting for all the UTers to correct him in the comments;)