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Bank site today. Toronto-Dominion Bank as it looks today. Building will be torn down to make way for a soaring 55 storey structure. Developers hope th(...)
Bank site today. Toronto-Dominion Bank as it looks today. Building will be torn down to make way for a soaring 55 storey structure. Developers hope th(...)

Bank site today. Toronto-Dominion Bank as it looks today. Building will be torn down to make way for a soaring 55 storey structure. Developers hope th(...)

Date11/6/1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bank site today. Toronto-Dominion Bank as it looks today. Building will be torn down to make way for a soaring 55 storey structure. Developers hope the new skyscaper will be completed by 1967; Canada's centenial year. Structure will contain 1;500;000 feet of floor space; and will be taller than Montreal's 43-storey Place Ville Marie.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0109489F
New bank plaza takes shape, This is how the new Royal Bank Plaza looks from the nearby Toronto-Dominion Centre in downtown Toronto
New bank plaza takes shape, This is how the new Royal Bank Plaza looks from the nearby Toronto-Dominion Centre in downtown Toronto
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Probably the last giant job in Toronto for a while - because of law restricting building heights -the $100 million Royal Bank of Canada structure at B(...)
Probably the last giant job in Toronto for a while - because of law restricting building heights -the $100 million Royal Bank of Canada structure at B(...)
3/10/1976
Bank high-ups look down on money, High up on the old Bank of Commerce building 16 heads (four each side) have gazed passively for 40 years. They were (...)
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9/4/1971
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Banks - Toronto Dominion Bank - Building
Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Banks - Toronto Dominion Bank - Building
1/4/1984
Gordon Bell, Scotiabank president, looks over some of the 6,000 pounds of food collected by bank employees for the Daily bread food bank
Gordon Bell, Scotiabank president, looks over some of the 6,000 pounds of food collected by bank employees for the Daily bread food bank
5 October 1990
Airlifting a sign, Huge signs will soon shine from the top of the 72-storey Bank of Montreal building on King St
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25 King St. W.-the bank's graceful 43-year-old, 34-storey Indiania Limestone and Ontario granite tiered office tower, at 476 feet the tallest building in the Commonwealth for more than three decades
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10/28/1974
Toronto-Dominion Bank branch, originally Dominion Bank branch, Dundas Street West, southwest corner of Medland Street, Toronto, Ontario.
Toronto-Dominion Bank branch, originally Dominion Bank branch, Dundas Street West, southwest corner of Medland Street, Toronto, Ontario.
1982
Banks on a downtown scrub-up. well-scrubbed look about downtown King Hays? Two major buildings have had a centre-wash-the Bank of Montreal at King and(...)
Banks on a downtown scrub-up. well-scrubbed look about downtown King Hays? Two major buildings have had a centre-wash-the Bank of Montreal at King and(...)
8/26/1967
Scene of today's attempted hold-up, the Bank of Toronto branch at Dundas St
Scene of today's attempted hold-up, the Bank of Toronto branch at Dundas St
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Bank of Commerce has Gallery, Too, You can look down on it from new T-D Centre
Bank of Commerce has Gallery, Too, You can look down on it from new T-D Centre
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