It's a question ... read literally... or rhetorically! Former Joy Oil station, Queen St E, [June] 1986 Former Joy Oil station, Danforth Ave, [February] 1986 Former Joy Oil station, St Clair Ave W, [January] 1986 Former Joy Oil station, Bloor St W, [April] 1984...

As I recall, on my visit to the bridge at that time, there was a barrier impeding vehicular traffic, which can be seen in one of my photos, but there was no signage at all regarding pedestrian traffic, other than the signs warning about the sidewalks, also visible in the photos. Here's a shot I...

A few more hotels ... although not exactly grand, they are indeed lost ... in one way or another ... The Palace is intact in this photo, photographed in [October]1986, with its banner soliciting Blue Jays fans, on their way to Exhibition Stadium, three years before SkyDome opened. But it...

Thanks, Goldie. A few more small houses that can be found on Richmond St W. 533 Richmond St W, [July 31], 1983. Yes, this was a house at one time ... it can be found on the Goad's fire insurance atlases as far back as the 1880 edition. 689 Richmond St W, April 30, 1988. An oddity of...

The eastern portion of number 753 was lopped off in the late 40s, early 50s, giving it the tinier frontage that it has as compared to 755. This was done to provide Richmond St W access to the rear yard of the business occupying the building at 80-86 Mitchell Ave, which fills its lot and has no...

Yes, this is one of seven surviving semi-detached cottages built on Garrison Common in the 1850s by James Lukin Robinson, son of Sir John Beverley Robinson. There were sixteen of these structures originally built on Adelaide, Garrison (now Mitchell) and Richmond streets, between Niagara and...

Ahh ... the KFC bucket!!!

618 Richmond St W, April 23, 1988, as it was when I first photographed it, and as it remained for decades afterwards, until only a few years ago. 580-586 Richmond St W, March 31, 1983, as it was when I first photographed it, before the unit to the left was renovated, and before the tree...

Some photos of the bridge on Weston Road that I took in May of 1981. The bridge was closed at that time, but one could still walk across it. Shortly thereafter, the bridge was removed, but the approaches remained for years to come.

A photo I took of 650 Bay St, in February of 1988, when it was the New Asia House hotel, and Loywood Medical Pharmacy. Note the car sales and service building to the south, which burned down years ago. It's sheathed in that horrific cheese grater cladding ... three other structures that I...