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LPCI
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Goldie
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DSC
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Yes, the hotel was where parking lot is
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Goldie
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Yonge St. looking north. The house on the right is at the S-E corner of Yonge and Cummer Ave. 1958 TPL
LPCI
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Thank you. I love these forums. I spend my time counting windows, checking locations of hydro poles and fire hydrants (replaced but rarely moved), studying roof lines, going to Google Earth for a current view, going to other sites for older views, researching for myself further on a topic raised, etc. And other’s insights.
adma
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Actually, the Grand Union's been gone for something more like 55-60 years.
DSC
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Here is another view of the hotel - it had a variety of names - at Front & Simcoe.
Goldie
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That hotel had an ideal location in the days when the first Union Station was immediately across the street.
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Goldie
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THEN & LATER..............
York St. slip 1928
York St. docks 1935
York St. slip 1928
York St. docks 1935
Goldie
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600 Parliament St. Owner was offered $45,000 in 1967.
Goldie
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That castle-like building at the corner of Yonge and College is where I had my first job at age 16.
I'm amazed by the recent additions to that neighbourhood.
I'm amazed by the recent additions to that neighbourhood.
Goldie
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This has always been the most interesting intersection in Toronto.
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Goldie
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Scott Mission, Spadina Ave., N. of College,,,,,1960........TPL
LPCI
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No lineups, but not to say anything is better now.