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The hell beneath our streets
The hell beneath our streets

The hell beneath our streets

Date6/18/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: The hell beneath our streets
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110061F
[Poem] Passed the portals : chant, chant the requiem both man and maid, our honored Queen beneath the sward is laid ...
[Poem] Passed the portals : chant, chant the requiem both man and maid, our honored Queen beneath the sward is laid ...
1901
April 19, Shedding the plastic coating, dome of new multi-million dollar planetarium can be seen beneath timber framework
April 19, Shedding the plastic coating, dome of new multi-million dollar planetarium can be seen beneath timber framework
4/25/1968
Up he popped - and down it dropped, A cigar clenched in his teeth, Don Searway pops his head out from beneath Nathan Phillips Square in time to see th(...)
Up he popped - and down it dropped, A cigar clenched in his teeth, Don Searway pops his head out from beneath Nathan Phillips Square in time to see th(...)
4/20/1967
Absentminded motorists who can't remember where they parked their cars in the underground lot beneath Nathan Phillips Square will have the use of this(...)
Absentminded motorists who can't remember where they parked their cars in the underground lot beneath Nathan Phillips Square will have the use of this(...)
11/6/1964
Popular historian Donald Jones leads 1,500 people through streets of historic Town of York in one of several Sunday walking tours he'll conduct this f(...)
Popular historian Donald Jones leads 1,500 people through streets of historic Town of York in one of several Sunday walking tours he'll conduct this f(...)
9/12/1976
Yea. To Harry Gairey, 82, for the good example he sets present-day Torontonians who are concerned about racism in our schools and on our streets. Gair(...)
Yea. To Harry Gairey, 82, for the good example he sets present-day Torontonians who are concerned about racism in our schools and on our streets. Gair(...)
11/20/1977
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, INTERIOR
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, INTERIOR
1899 circa
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, INTERIOR
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, INTERIOR
1873
Union Station (opened 1927), Front Street West, south side, between Bay & York Streets, INTERIOR
Union Station (opened 1927), Front Street West, south side, between Bay & York Streets, INTERIOR
1927
Arts & Letters Club, Court House premises (1910-20), Court House (1853-1900), Adelaide Street East, south side, between Toronto and Church Streets, INTERIOR
Arts & Letters Club, Court House premises (1910-20), Court House (1853-1900), Adelaide Street East, south side, between Toronto and Church Streets, INTERIOR
1918
Arts & Letters Club, Court House premises (1910-20), Court House (1853-1900), Adelaide Street East, south side, between Toronto and Church Streets, INTERIOR
Arts & Letters Club, Court House premises (1910-20), Court House (1853-1900), Adelaide Street East, south side, between Toronto and Church Streets, INTERIOR
1917
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, interior
Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen Street East, north side, between Bond & Church Streets, interior
189-?