LowPolygon
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I am glad you knew what it was! Posts with just photos and no comments are not that helpful to those that have not seen the photos before!Those are great interior images of Chorley Park/Government House, thanks for sharing! Every time I see images of it I'm floored by the loss, although not surprised. Interesting to note the lightbulbs that line the ceiling like a carnival in the seventh image, and the door that seems to have been blocked off in the fourth one by the sideboard. It would be interesting to find out if any of the material was salvaged - what I'd do to get my hands on those wood carvings or ceiling medallions!
I am glad you knew what it was! Posts with just photos and no comments are not that helpful to those that have not seen the photos before!
I am glad you knew what it was! Posts with just photos and no comments are not that helpful to those that have not seen the photos before!
That would be an interesting project for a heritage group to pick up officially; put "then" photos everywhere so people walking by can compare.
omg, history pornYonge St., looking n. from n. of Asquith Ave., 1860
Yonge St., looking n. from n. of Asquith Ave., 1860
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Yonge St., looking n. from n. of Asquith Ave., 1860
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