James Collection Misc

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James Collection Misc

Date8/31/1915

Names

James & Sons (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: James Collection Misc

Subject

Medium

Photographs

Language

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112900F

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Ardent fresh-water sailor and expert on precision shooting, Major James Hahn, president of the John Inglis plant, takes great pride in his extraordinary collection of hand guns

Ardent fresh-water sailor and expert on precision shooting, Major James Hahn, president of the John Inglis plant, takes great pride in his extraordinary collection of hand guns

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Home where art patron Charles S

Home where art patron Charles S

4/27/1978

Henry Baldwin's home, considered to be one of the last great homes that once stood on the outskirts of the original village of Yorkville

Henry Baldwin's home, considered to be one of the last great homes that once stood on the outskirts of the original village of Yorkville

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'A human housing project'. The Toronto Housing Corporation residential project in Riverdale is hard to find and familiar to relatively few Torontonians

'A human housing project'. The Toronto Housing Corporation residential project in Riverdale is hard to find and familiar to relatively few Torontonians

n.d.

10/13/1992

Home of Charles Trick Currelly at 19 Wychwood Park

Home of Charles Trick Currelly at 19 Wychwood Park

1/26/1979

Survivor's home

Survivor's home

4/28/1988

In its heyday, 152 Beverley St

In its heyday, 152 Beverley St

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George Brown: Founder of The Globe (above) and foe of Macdonald, his home still stands at 186 Beverley St

George Brown: Founder of The Globe (above) and foe of Macdonald, his home still stands at 186 Beverley St

4/1/1982

Literary descendant

Literary descendant

2/23/1987

Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834

Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834

11/26/1979