Correct location, but Wilson wouldn't exist until the early 1970's. This was the same time that York Mills Rd was re-reouted North. The building is gone in this photo, but the transformer station remains.

Sorry, I would referring to thecharioteer's photo. I'm curious to know when the top floor was added to 212 King.

Do you know what year that photo was taken? It looks like 212 King St (upper left) is there as well, but without it's rooftop addition

This is from the Harbour Commission looking West to York. Is the building on the left the one you are referring to?

That picture was likely taken between Feb and July 1931. The A.R. Williams building (middle left of your image), was completely demolished by July 6, 1931.

This is a view from one of the older buildings (1975) in that cluster This building specifically

Sometimes it can be quite funny... I never realized how similar the Toronto Island Gibralter Point Lighthouse is to the one on the Island of Gibraltar :) https://mysteriesofcanada.com/ontario/gibraltar-point-lighthouse/

Possibly 1976-1978. The CN tower is finished and Roy Thomson Hall is just a parking lot. (construction started mid-78). Oddly it also shows a complete Cadillac Fairview Tower? (1981)

The original photos show a taken date of September 19, 1899, and make a slightly wider panorama. 1899%20Toronto%20Lighthouse%20-%20Looking%20East%20by%20A%20Stitch%20in%20Time,%20on%20Flickr'][/URL]...

Maybe 1924 or even 1923? From October 1925: The bypass bridge for the Bay St. underpass is almost complete. Its Southern end would be the field those people are playing soccer? in.

Didn't the electric buses continue further North to the Roe Loop? Was that still an additional fare?

I'm not sure about the washroom, it used to be a turn around for the electric trolley buses that ran down Avenue Rd.

1923 - Looking Southeast towards the old Hunt Club. I believe the communications tower was installed in the late 60's early 70's. Roughly 1930 - Looking North up Avenue Rd.

Some dinosaurs have survived to this day :)

Prior to the 1930 tower there was a standpipe. The base of the standpipe and the 1930 tower look similar, I wonder if they just added the upper storage section and lattice support? Looking Southeast. TPL

Southwest corner of Yonge and Gerrard.

Here a view from Yonge and King looking North (circa 1915)

Best guess would be Yonge St just below Queen looking South to Richmond. The building on the left with the spires was around on into the 1930's

Here is the Yonge St underpass at the beginning of Nov 1929. In the background you can see those billboard signs still up. 1929 Yonge St underpass - construction - looking Northwest by A Stitch in Time, on Flickr A slightly different perspective from earlier in 1929 1929 Royal York Hotel...

It's nice to see at least one of those survived