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One of the finest settings for the exhibition of art in Toronto is the observation gallery (top) on the 55th floor of Toronto-Dominion Centre where th(...)
One of the finest settings for the exhibition of art in Toronto is the observation gallery (top) on the 55th floor of Toronto-Dominion Centre where th(...)

One of the finest settings for the exhibition of art in Toronto is the observation gallery (top) on the 55th floor of Toronto-Dominion Centre where th(...)

Date1/21/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: One of the finest settings for the exhibition of art in Toronto is the observation gallery (top) on the 55th floor of Toronto-Dominion Centre where this week there's an exhibition by the Ontario Institute of Painters. The painting (bottom) is Zbigniew Blazeje's Structural Relief No. 5; at the Carman Lamanna Gallery.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110711F
50 cents you can see forever -- from the 55th-floor observation gallery of the Toronto-Dominion Centre, tallest building in the Commonwealth
50 cents you can see forever -- from the 55th-floor observation gallery of the Toronto-Dominion Centre, tallest building in the Commonwealth
10/31/1967
The Parliament Buildings in Victoria sit right on the inner harbor in one of the prettiest settings in Canada
The Parliament Buildings in Victoria sit right on the inner harbor in one of the prettiest settings in Canada
5/18/1974
Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, spoke out against all zoos, even those with natural-type settings, reader says in letter below. It's about time an animal lover protests these prisons, reader says
Joy Adamson, author of Born Free, spoke out against all zoos, even those with natural-type settings, reader says in letter below. It's about time an animal lover protests these prisons, reader says
4/18/1974
Star attraction Central Technical School's 55th annual exhibition, this helicopter, purchased from Cuba for aircraft mechanics course, gets touch up t(...)
Star attraction Central Technical School's 55th annual exhibition, this helicopter, purchased from Cuba for aircraft mechanics course, gets touch up t(...)
3/3/1971
Observation gallery on 57th floor of Commerce Court opened Monday with highest view in Toronto
Observation gallery on 57th floor of Commerce Court opened Monday with highest view in Toronto
9/7/1973
Toronto Public Library, Central Library, College Street, northwest corner of St. George Street; Interior, gallery, showing art exhibition.
Toronto Public Library, Central Library, College Street, northwest corner of St. George Street; Interior, gallery, showing art exhibition.
11/26/1913
Art Gallery Exhibition Park, Toronto
Art Gallery Exhibition Park, Toronto
8/29/1925
The curving towers of Toronto's new city hall seem about to envelop the clock tower of the old building in this unusual view from the 17th floor of th(...)
The curving towers of Toronto's new city hall seem about to envelop the clock tower of the old building in this unusual view from the 17th floor of th(...)
9/16/1964
People-Watcher Don Curry sits outside the 56-storey Toronto-Dominion Centre, where he works, and contemplates on how different life is in the centre o(...)
People-Watcher Don Curry sits outside the 56-storey Toronto-Dominion Centre, where he works, and contemplates on how different life is in the centre o(...)
5/29/1974
Keeping it simple: Among the more famous works by architect Mies van der Rohe, far left, are the Toronto-Dominion Centre, top, and his stainless steel and leather Barcelona chair
Keeping it simple: Among the more famous works by architect Mies van der Rohe, far left, are the Toronto-Dominion Centre, top, and his stainless steel and leather Barcelona chair
4/24/1973
458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower
458 feet up, Blackie St. Denis (top), Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower
10/13/1972
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pillar) (...)
When Star photographer Boris Spremo was at this construction site at Bay Wellington in 1962 (top photo), The Toronto Dominion Centre (circled pillar) (...)
9/20/1983