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Recreation means the street corner, 'Hanging around' near Bathurst and Queen
Recreation means the street corner, 'Hanging around' near Bathurst and Queen

Recreation means the street corner, 'Hanging around' near Bathurst and Queen

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Original Toronto Star caption: Recreation means the street corner; 'Hanging around' near Bathurst and Queen
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019995F
Street weary: Life for the estimated 10,000 to 12,000 street kids in Metro means endless drifting with not enough food and no place to sleep
Street weary: Life for the estimated 10,000 to 12,000 street kids in Metro means endless drifting with not enough food and no place to sleep
6/27/1988
1971. Wacheea - the Cree Indian name that means the place where everyone is welcome - is the tent city operated for travelling youth on the campus of (...)
1971. Wacheea - the Cree Indian name that means the place where everyone is welcome - is the tent city operated for travelling youth on the campus of (...)
7/13/1971
Etobicoke Teenagers hang around Rexdale Plaza because, they say, borough's recreation program offers nothing that attracts them. YM-YWCA is trying to (...)
Etobicoke Teenagers hang around Rexdale Plaza because, they say, borough's recreation program offers nothing that attracts them. YM-YWCA is trying to (...)
5/11/1967
Bathurst and Queen, or 'The Corner', is favorite loitering spot, Social worker Jim Felstiner got the confidence of many homeless boys who frequent the area
Bathurst and Queen, or 'The Corner', is favorite loitering spot, Social worker Jim Felstiner got the confidence of many homeless boys who frequent the area
2/19/1965
Fred Queen & Bathurst Sts
Fred Queen & Bathurst Sts
4/24/1998
Artificial versifying, or, The school-boy's recreation : a new way to make Latin verses : whereby any one of ordinary capacity, that only knows the A.B.C. and can count 9 (though he understands not one word of Latin, or what a verse means) may be plainly taught, (and in as little a time as this is reading over, ) how to make hundreds of hexameter verses, which shall be true Latin, true verse, and good sense. Never before publish'd
Artificial versifying, or, The school-boy's recreation : a new way to make Latin verses : whereby any one of ordinary capacity, that only knows the A.B.C. and can count 9 (though he understands not one word of Latin, or what a verse means) may be plainly taught, (and in as little a time as this is reading over, ) how to make hundreds of hexameter verses, which shall be true Latin, true verse, and good sense. Never before publish'd
1677
Out on a Limb, Just hanging out at High Park yesterday afternoon, Olivia Hall, 4 (left), Maddy McCabe-Lokos, 7, and Daisy McCabe-Lokos, 10, munch pota(...)
Out on a Limb, Just hanging out at High Park yesterday afternoon, Olivia Hall, 4 (left), Maddy McCabe-Lokos, 7, and Daisy McCabe-Lokos, 10, munch pota(...)
10/14/1991
Christmas for the four Hanley children means space to run around in and a bed to dive into without getting in somebody's way. Grant, 8, Mark, 3, Blake(...)
Christmas for the four Hanley children means space to run around in and a bed to dive into without getting in somebody's way. Grant, 8, Mark, 3, Blake(...)
12/16/1966
Not even winded, Mrs. Louise Tandy Murch plays ring-around-a-rosie with her grandchildren on her 90th birthday. Her four-day celebration means she wil(...)
Not even winded, Mrs. Louise Tandy Murch plays ring-around-a-rosie with her grandchildren on her 90th birthday. Her four-day celebration means she wil(...)
3/11/1965
Living on a boat at Toronto Island Marina means that Pat and John Dyer can cast off and sail for the Bahamas if they feel like it -- but it also means claustrophobia that impels them to dine out three times a week. A dozen people live on boats in Metro all year, and life afloat suits them just fine.
Living on a boat at Toronto Island Marina means that Pat and John Dyer can cast off and sail for the Bahamas if they feel like it -- but it also means claustrophobia that impels them to dine out three times a week. A dozen people live on boats in Metro all year, and life afloat suits them just fine.
6/6/1975
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was hanging around the nortwest corner of Yong and Edward Sts
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was hanging around the nortwest corner of Yong and Edward Sts
9/20/1983
Hustler's corner
Hustler's corner
10/2/1980