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At left is the town as it stands today with most of the buildings reconstructed
At left is the town as it stands today with most of the buildings reconstructed

At left is the town as it stands today with most of the buildings reconstructed

Date11/27/1942
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Original Toronto Star caption: At left is the town as it stands today with most of the buildings reconstructed. Only need of the villagers now; according to Mrs. Gordon Hopkins; is a stopping-off place; hotel or restaurant; because a great many travellers and tourists pass through here. Kinmount is in the valley of Burnt River; 65 miles north of Peterboro; just south of the Haliburton border.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0106719F
Dedicated to renovating old buildings in downtown Toronto, developer Myron Swartz stands in the new stairwell of Design Centre II at 77 Mowat Ave
Dedicated to renovating old buildings in downtown Toronto, developer Myron Swartz stands in the new stairwell of Design Centre II at 77 Mowat Ave
11/11/1977
War memorial cannon stands in smoke of burning buildings being demolished for seaway at Morrisburg
War memorial cannon stands in smoke of burning buildings being demolished for seaway at Morrisburg
4/19/1958
Dr. Erik Jorgensen, professor of forestry at the University of Toronto, stands under a gnarled oak tree at Avenue Rd. and St. Clair, an apartment high-rise in the background. New buildings are obliterating Toronto's sense of permanence and stability, he says, and the way to restore it is to cover the city with enduring trees.
Dr. Erik Jorgensen, professor of forestry at the University of Toronto, stands under a gnarled oak tree at Avenue Rd. and St. Clair, an apartment high-rise in the background. New buildings are obliterating Toronto's sense of permanence and stability, he says, and the way to restore it is to cover the city with enduring trees.
10/7/1971
Past and present: Thomas Bouckley stands with an 1887 photo of the Oshawa Carriage Works in front of the building as it looks today.
Past and present: Thomas Bouckley stands with an 1887 photo of the Oshawa Carriage Works in front of the building as it looks today.
11/14/1983
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
7/14/1972
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
Sun Deck on roof top is great for family sunning in the city. The Bacon family stays in town most weekends preferring to enjoy their home rather than battle traffic to the north. Although pollution and noise from surrounding buildings can sometimes be irritating, they are content with life in the city.
7/14/1972
Wearing a smile-and-a-half, a full one on the face of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, a half smile on the face of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, the two leaders stand together today in the Parliament Buildings after signing agreement on exchange visits between the two nations, then toasting the pact with champagne
Wearing a smile-and-a-half, a full one on the face of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, a half smile on the face of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, the two leaders stand together today in the Parliament Buildings after signing agreement on exchange visits between the two nations, then toasting the pact with champagne
10/20/1971
Principal Ron Marley, stands outside what will become Ontario's most northerly high school in Moosonee when it opens in September
Principal Ron Marley, stands outside what will become Ontario's most northerly high school in Moosonee when it opens in September
3/29/1976
At Grand Tourelle Que ow the Gulf of St Lawrence stands this 50 feet pinnacle called by the natives La Chiminee (The Chimney). Its sides contain fossilized sea forms, and the colors are most vivid
At Grand Tourelle Que ow the Gulf of St Lawrence stands this 50 feet pinnacle called by the natives La Chiminee (The Chimney). Its sides contain fossilized sea forms, and the colors are most vivid
10/22/1932
Minus the usual beard, Alderman Karl Jaffary stands at his office window, thinking about giving up what Mayor David Crombie has called one of the most illustrious careers in municipal government
Minus the usual beard, Alderman Karl Jaffary stands at his office window, thinking about giving up what Mayor David Crombie has called one of the most illustrious careers in municipal government
1/22/1974
Work on new calandria à this picture shows men working on the new calandria which was placed in the reconstructed NRX reactor at the Chalk River, Ont., atomic plant which broke down a little more than a year ago.
Work on new calandria à this picture shows men working on the new calandria which was placed in the reconstructed NRX reactor at the Chalk River, Ont., atomic plant which broke down a little more than a year ago.
2/17/1954
Fort York, severely damaged by the invading American army in 1813, was reconstructed the following year
Fort York, severely damaged by the invading American army in 1813, was reconstructed the following year
1/1/1965