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Doming these days at the open air parking lots operated by the Harbor Commission on Fleet St
Doming these days at the open air parking lots operated by the Harbor Commission on Fleet St

Doming these days at the open air parking lots operated by the Harbor Commission on Fleet St

Date6/13/1947
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Original Toronto Star caption: Doming these days at the open air parking lots operated by the Harbor Commission on Fleet St. at Yonge as Toronto motorists co-operate to keep parked cars off downtown streets. Operating at near capacity; the lots serve about 1;200 drivers daily. A special T.T.C. rated for their conveniece; serves those using the parking facilities. This is a view of some of the well filled lots near the lakefront [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010807F
Now you see 'em, now you don't, it took two hours of a busy business day to transform the packed downtown parking lot above to the tranquil scene below
Now you see 'em, now you don't, it took two hours of a busy business day to transform the packed downtown parking lot above to the tranquil scene below
4/24/1973
Parking problems in a lot of large cities may be solved by this ingenious device being demonstrated in Spokane, Wash
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4/1/1942
All-day parking in downtown Toronto would be discouraged under a package of traffic-limiting proposals that includes higher parking rates. Three U.S. (...)
All-day parking in downtown Toronto would be discouraged under a package of traffic-limiting proposals that includes higher parking rates. Three U.S. (...)
2/22/1969
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
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1/31/1974
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
1/31/1974
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
1/31/1974
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
Cheaper parking, ranging from 75 centrs to $2 a day, is available in the private lots in the area bounded by King St
1/31/1974
Heat is on for more public Parking lots
Heat is on for more public Parking lots
7/27/1963
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$2.50 paid for a day's parking yesterday in the Toronto Parking Authority's underground garage at City Hall, but today it's 25 cents for each half hou(...)
1/31/1974
Tickets return. Metro police began doling out parking tickets again Tuesday after ending a 14-day work-to-rule over a contrct dispute. They will vote (...)
Tickets return. Metro police began doling out parking tickets again Tuesday after ending a 14-day work-to-rule over a contrct dispute. They will vote (...)
8/26/1980
Car pools are a flop. You can park for just 50 cents a day in a downtown lot if there are at least three people in your car. But so far car pools are a flop, says writer Trent Frayne
Car pools are a flop. You can park for just 50 cents a day in a downtown lot if there are at least three people in your car. But so far car pools are a flop, says writer Trent Frayne
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