Bloor Viaduct

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Bloor Viaduct

Date1985-09

Names

Ameline, Yves, 1939- (author)

Notes

Bloor Viaduct

Subject

Medium

Black-and-white photographs

Language

No linguistic content

CollectionLocal History Collection, Riverdale branch

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Copyright HolderUnknown

Object NumberLOCHIST-RD-127

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Image shows a side view of a viaduct.

Bloor Street East, Bloor St. Viaduct (Don Valley), looking west, Toronto, Ontario

Unknown

1917

Ameline, Yves, 1939-

1985-09

Looking over Don Valley at Bloor Viaduct, no date

Looking over Don Valley at Bloor Viaduct, no date

Ameline, Yves, 1939-

1985-09

Colour postcard depicting a view across the Bloor Street bridge east of Parliament. The caption…

Bloor Street Viaduct, Toronto

Valentine-Black Co.

Approx 1928

Image shows a group or people gathered for the ceremony.

Bloor St. Viaduct (Don Valley), turning of first sod by Mayor T. L. Church

Church, Thomas Langton, 1871-1950

1915

Black and white photograph of a street car and a horse and wagon driving across a bridge.

The Bloor St. Viaduct, Toronto, Ont.

Unknown

Approximately 1919

Black and white photograph of a large bridge spanning a valley.

The Bloor St. Viaduct, Toronto, Ont.

Unknown

Approximately 1919

Black and white photograph of a street car and automobiles driving across a bridge.

Along the Bloor St. Viaduct, Toronto, Ont.

Unknown

Approximately 1919

Black and white photograph of a large bridge spanning a valley with railroad tracks visible.

General view of the Bloor St. Viaduct, Toronto, Ont.

Unknown

Approximately 1919

Black and white photograph of cars crossing a concrete and steel bridge.

Bloor Street viaduct, Toronto, Canada

Valentine & Sons

Approximately 1923

Colorized photograph of cars crossing a concrete and steel bridge.

Prince Edward Viaduct, Bloor St., Toronto, Ont. Canada

Post Card & Greeting Card Co. Ltd.

Approximately 1927

Colorized photograph of cars and a streetcar crossing a concrete and steel bridge.

The Bloor St. Viaduct, Canada

Ballantine Bros.

Approximately 1924