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Today the block is a pock-marked, boarded-up eyesore, But nearby renovations on Shuter St
Today the block is a pock-marked, boarded-up eyesore, But nearby renovations on Shuter St

Today the block is a pock-marked, boarded-up eyesore, But nearby renovations on Shuter St

Date2/27/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Today the block is a pock-marked; boarded-up eyesore; But nearby renovations on Shuter St. at Jarvis are a reminder of how one-time flophouses can be restored to create a vivid Victorian streetscape again. The block belongs to the federal government which bought it to build a parking garage for the RCMP whole building is around the corner. We don't have an plans to tear them down;; said a public works official. We're exploring other parking solutions. We don't know what we'll do with them yet - the department to my knowledge has never been involved with restoring buildings before. But the Toronto Historical Board is concerned that with squatters living in sme of them; and vandalism an ever-present danger; the buildings are at risk until they are restored.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110213F