androiduk
Senior Member
LOL urbandreamer. Bravo, Bravo. Taken from King & Strachan.
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urbandreamer
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Where's my beaver? 
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
Toronto Fire Station 312 at 34 Yorkville Avenue.
urbandreamer
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U Shocked me.
Now, shock the rest of the ppl and post a mystery site!
Now, shock the rest of the ppl and post a mystery site!
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
dreamer: That's the coat of arms of the Village of Yorkville, which was annexed with the city Toronto in 1883.
The symbols represent the trades of the first Aldermen:
* Beer barrel: "S" ( John Severn, brewer )
* Brick mould: "A" ( Thomas Atkinson, brickmaker )
* Anvil: "W" ( James Wallis, blacksmith )
* Plane: "D" ( James Dobson, carpenter )
* Bull: "H" ( Peter Hutty, butcher )
A similar stone coat of arms also appeared on Yorkville Town Hall ( William Hay, architect ), built on the west side of Yonge near Davenport in 1859 and demolished in 1942.
You can see the the coat of arms in the image of the Town Hall in this link - high up on the building just above the circular window:
http://www.torontohistory.org/Pages_VWZ/Village_of_Yorkville.html
- Shocker
The symbols represent the trades of the first Aldermen:
* Beer barrel: "S" ( John Severn, brewer )
* Brick mould: "A" ( Thomas Atkinson, brickmaker )
* Anvil: "W" ( James Wallis, blacksmith )
* Plane: "D" ( James Dobson, carpenter )
* Bull: "H" ( Peter Hutty, butcher )
A similar stone coat of arms also appeared on Yorkville Town Hall ( William Hay, architect ), built on the west side of Yonge near Davenport in 1859 and demolished in 1942.
You can see the the coat of arms in the image of the Town Hall in this link - high up on the building just above the circular window:
http://www.torontohistory.org/Pages_VWZ/Village_of_Yorkville.html
- Shocker
marcus_a_j
Senior Member
^ Thanks for the history lesson
urbandreamer
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US: interesting info, thanks.
Now Mr Shocker, as a fan of modern architecture, where is the following house located?
Now Mr Shocker, as a fan of modern architecture, where is the following house located?
000
Senior UT Member
Hint: It's in pic of the day rotation (!!!)
urbandreamer
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Yep, since no one guessed the location (I'm very shocked by US's lack of knowledge...), I put up a Lytton Park/Lawrence/Eglinton riding photo tour, with this cold glass'n concrete thing included. Honestly, I prefer the old homes to this box.
Anyone care to guess the location of this obvious insurance scam job? (Or building permit scam job?)
), I put up a Lytton Park/Lawrence/Eglinton riding photo tour, with this cold glass'n concrete thing included. Honestly, I prefer the old homes to this box.Anyone care to guess the location of this obvious insurance scam job? (Or building permit scam job?)
Mustapha
Senior Member
Yep, since no one guessed the location (I'm very shocked by US's lack of knowledge...
Anyone care to guess the location of this obvious insurance scam job? (Or building permit scam job?)
I don't know the location but how it is obviously arson?
urbandreamer
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Location: Dundas West opposite the AGO, right beside Petroff Gallery....
Insurance scam imho.
Insurance scam imho.
000
Senior UT Member
CityPlaceN1
Senior Member
The courtyard behind the buildings on the southeast corner of Yonge and Adelaide have a similar glass type set up but I know that photo isn't it.
T-Squared
Active Member
^ Don't remember the exact location, but is it the pedestrian space between Adelaide, Victoria, Yonge and King St. E?
Conrad Black
Senior Member
That's the one CityPlaceN1 is talking about. I don't think so.