Alfred Furnished Apartments
201 - 2906 ST Clair Avenue East M4B 1N7 Toronto, ON, Canada

Woodbine Racetrack (Later Greenwood) looking west. The water from Ashbridges Bay came up almost to Eastern Avenue back in 1932 - Credit Roy Shulze

Post Office (1873-1960), Adelaide Street. E., north side, opposite the head of Toronto Street. Post card by W.G. MacFarlane, c.1900s. - Credit: Hopkin Design

Casa Loma, c.1920. Sir Henry Mill Pellatt still owned this famous landmark at the time the photo was developed, he was forced to leave in 1923. Image from a set of mini photos. - Credit: Hopkin Design

Beautiful Winter High Park

High Park in Winter Custom Lifemaps and retro prints at www.andrewmaps.com

Sunnyside bathing and lifeguard station. Winter, 1995 - Credit Paul Uren

Morning mist on Diamond Lake - Lady-Evelyn Smoothwater Park - Temagami, Ontario #canoe #getoutdoors #solitude #Temagami #solitude #earlymorningmist #ontario #ontariocanada #naturephotography #nature_shooters #morningmood #nikon

Looking north east towards Northlea Elementary & Middle School, 1950: "This is an aerial view of housing development in Leaside. Most of puzzled residents who s...ought information at municipal office, and came away with very little, said crux of the matter will occur when the tax bills come in. They expressed amazement that assessors who came into Leaside did not use the figures already in the Leaside office relating to house and land sizes. The residents were irate over the rise." - Courtesy of Toronto Public Library & the Toronto Star Archives. See more

Finch Avenue West, looking east from Jane Street - Courtesy of Toronto Public Library - Credit Chirnside, Ted - 1957

‘New City Hall’ under construction in 1964 prior to the demolition of the Registry of Deeds and Land Titles building.

The Bayview Ghost 1982 just prior to demolition. - Credit: Dave Dennis.

Who remembers Pete's Sunny Bar at the southeast corner of Annette Street and Clendenan Ave? The shop was very popular with the students from Annette St. Public ...School, High Park Alternative, and Humberside C.I. Its original owner was Pete Turchyn, who died on Oct. 6th 2005 at the age of 85. The shop closed sometime around 2011. Thanks Patrick Cummins for the exterior photos.