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322 Bloor St. W. Sold. Above is a photograph of 322 Bloor St. W., which for ten years was used as a branch office by the Bank of Montreal. It has been(...)
322 Bloor St. W. Sold. Above is a photograph of 322 Bloor St. W., which for ten years was used as a branch office by the Bank of Montreal. It has been(...)

322 Bloor St. W. Sold. Above is a photograph of 322 Bloor St. W., which for ten years was used as a branch office by the Bank of Montreal. It has been(...)

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Original Toronto Star caption: 322 Bloor St. W. Sold. Above is a photograph of 322 Bloor St. W.; which for ten years was used as a branch office by the Bank of Montreal. It has been rebuilt as a store and apartment premises and resold by the real estate deparment of the Chartered Trust and Executor Company to General Realties; Ltd.; for $25;000.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113082F
Andrew smith estate sold. Above is a photograph of the old city registry office, which is now in the hands of the wreckers, who will tear it down in t(...)
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n.d.
Yonge-breadalbane corner sold. The north-west corner of Yonge and Breadalbane Sts. is shown above. It has been sold through the real estate department(...)
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1/1/1926
Big deal for king st. west. Above is a photograph of 107, 109 and 111 King St. W., three important structures that in real estate circles are reported(...)
Big deal for king st. west. Above is a photograph of 107, 109 and 111 King St. W., three important structures that in real estate circles are reported(...)
12/19/1928
Low prices: The Not-So-Greasy Spoon at 322 Queen St. W., is co-owned by Ken and Chris McManus, and offers inexpensive meals.
Low prices: The Not-So-Greasy Spoon at 322 Queen St. W., is co-owned by Ken and Chris McManus, and offers inexpensive meals.
8/7/1981
Yonge-St. Clair corner sold for half a million. Here is a photograph of the northwest corner of Yonge street and St. Clair avenue, sale of which by Ge(...)
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11/24/1927
Building sold. Above is a photograph of the Gerhard Heintzman Company Limited building, 41-43 Queen street, west, which has been sold for $200,000 to (...)
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5/15/1929
Downtown Hotel sold. Is a photograph of the old Savey hotel, York St., which has been the real estate department of the Chartered Trust and Executor a(...)
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11/26/1928
Say road work holds up trade. The delay in the completion of Bloor St. extension, which was strongly deplored yesterday by merchants in that vicinity,(...)
Say road work holds up trade. The delay in the completion of Bloor St. extension, which was strongly deplored yesterday by merchants in that vicinity,(...)
7/11/1929
The twin towers of King St. W., Toronto. The one on the left is The Toronto Star Building, and the other is the new Bank of Commerce Skyscraper, now nearing outward completion
The twin towers of King St. W., Toronto. The one on the left is The Toronto Star Building, and the other is the new Bank of Commerce Skyscraper, now nearing outward completion
n.d.
He's pushing a button for yes, York University history student Daniel Robinson has spent $322 on 250 buttons with the message: Don't let anger at Prim(...)
He's pushing a button for yes, York University history student Daniel Robinson has spent $322 on 250 buttons with the message: Don't let anger at Prim(...)
10/21/1992
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
7/19/1928