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  • Subject: Historical
In the house on Yonge St. just south of Highway 401, Charles William Jefferys did his famous drawings and paintings of early Canadian history. He won (...)
In the house on Yonge St. just south of Highway 401, Charles William Jefferys did his famous drawings and paintings of early Canadian history. He won (...)
5/8/1975
The semi-detached house on the left, 147 Beverley St
The semi-detached house on the left, 147 Beverley St
10/18/1976
Moatfield House, built about 1862, stands at north-west corner of Don Mills and York Mills Rd
Moatfield House, built about 1862, stands at north-west corner of Don Mills and York Mills Rd
11/28/1971
Gooderham and Worts distillery as it is today
Gooderham and Worts distillery as it is today
6/10/1975
On the northfast corner of St. George St. and Hoskin Ave, the house built by William Delouir Matthews, one of the most powerful millionaires in Toronto history, is now a Catholic students' residence
On the northfast corner of St. George St. and Hoskin Ave, the house built by William Delouir Matthews, one of the most powerful millionaires in Toronto history, is now a Catholic students' residence
10/7/1975
In this house at 78 Cresent Rd
In this house at 78 Cresent Rd
10/24/1977
Christmas Carols are played on the organ in Mackenzie House by Pat Lochhead
Christmas Carols are played on the organ in Mackenzie House by Pat Lochhead
12/22/1976
Mackenzie House, home of William Lyon Mackenzie, staged a victorian Christmas this week
Mackenzie House, home of William Lyon Mackenzie, staged a victorian Christmas this week
12/22/1976
At the groaning board in Mackenzie House this week, Jenny Bull, right, and Pat Lochhead lay out a Christmas repast
At the groaning board in Mackenzie House this week, Jenny Bull, right, and Pat Lochhead lay out a Christmas repast
12/22/1976
Major figure in Canadian national and international affairs, Newton Wesley Rowell lived in this house at 134 Crescent Rd. He was a politician, judge and leading supporter of the League of Nations
Major figure in Canadian national and international affairs, Newton Wesley Rowell lived in this house at 134 Crescent Rd. He was a politician, judge and leading supporter of the League of Nations
9/6/1977
Great names of showbusiness were introduced to Toronto by O
Great names of showbusiness were introduced to Toronto by O
6/3/1975
Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St
Founder of the Hospital for Sick Children, John Ross Robertson, lived in this house at 291 Sherbourne St
10/14/1975
Home of Ontario Chief Justice Sir William Meredith at 41 Binscarth Rd
Home of Ontario Chief Justice Sir William Meredith at 41 Binscarth Rd
12/2/1977
Muddy York in back. A special street sign designating the area as part of the original Town of York was unveiled at Adelaide St. E. and Frederick St. (...)
Muddy York in back. A special street sign designating the area as part of the original Town of York was unveiled at Adelaide St. E. and Frederick St. (...)
11/13/1965
Trip in time. A Toronto street steps back in time - almost 40 years back, as the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. recreates the ambience of 1941 on Adelaid(...)
Trip in time. A Toronto street steps back in time - almost 40 years back, as the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. recreates the ambience of 1941 on Adelaid(...)
8/20/1981
Built in 1849. Tom Taylor's Ship's Chandler saw better days when sailing ships unloaded at rear. Now it's a deteriorating wholesaler's warehouse
Built in 1849. Tom Taylor's Ship's Chandler saw better days when sailing ships unloaded at rear. Now it's a deteriorating wholesaler's warehouse
3/25/1970
Historic building moved 3 blocks
Historic building moved 3 blocks
2/17/1985
Construction workers from the nearby Centre look at the townhouse built by historian Henry Scadding in 1861 in Trinity Square. It has been saved but (...)
Construction workers from the nearby Centre look at the townhouse built by historian Henry Scadding in 1861 in Trinity Square. It has been saved but (...)
1/11/1977
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
8/14/1978
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
4/14/1975
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