North East Corner Yonge and Richmond Streets, Toronto, 1888

Mat window opening indicated by pencil border; Inscribed in pencil, t.: cor Rich & Yonge-Confed Life; u.r.: p 40; in moderate blue crayon, vso c.: C I [?]; Imprint of Winsor & Newton, Ltd., London (Whatman's board), vso u.r. (trimmed).

"810-NORTH-EAST CORNER YONGE AND RICHMOND STREETS, TORONTO, 1888-The view shows the buildings almost to Queen street, and along the north side of Richmond to Victoria. Those shown on Yonge street, up to the Globe Hotel (now the Tremont House), were erected in 1841, and in 1890 together with property on Richmond, were torn down to make way for the Confederation Life building. Water color. Size 5 x 10."