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Looking Yonger every day: The 28-year-old Yonge St. subway is getting a facelift. At selected stations such as College; top; the dull green tiles and worn ceiling are being replaced by soft-colored wall tiles and a white aluminum-strip ceiling; already installed at King St. station; bottom.

Picture, 1982

Hurlburt: A bit nervous

Picture, 1972

Twenty years after the first Toronto subway opened; the Yonge St. line will be open to Finch Ave. The extension of the route will be officially opened tomorrow and service will begin at 6 a.m. Saturday. Monthly $10 parking cards and a large drive-in area are designed to lure people out of cars and to the TTC.

Picture, 1974

Gunn; David

Picture, 1998

First new car: Inspectors check over one of the 24 new rapidtransit cars that will be used on the new transit system linking Scarborough City Centre with the Bloor-Danforth subway line.

Picture, 1984

Johnson; Charles

Picture, 1978

Hurlburt, Gordon

Picture, 1972

Ratepayers ask a subway in the sky on yonge. Engineer Bob Maksymec explains a long map of the Yonge St. subway extension submitted before the Metro transportaion committee today at City Hall by the York Mills Heights Ratepayers Association. It calls for the subway to be elevated and run up the centre of Yonge St. so that no property owners would have their land expropriated. It also propose that the subway be enclosed in places where noise would disturb residents. In foreground is model of TTC route.

Picture, 1966

Colle; Michael

Picture, 1996

Unless the elevator strike is settled soon; it will be a long hike up stairs. The escalators in the York Mills station (above) are the most advanced and appear to be almost ready

Picture, 1973

Gunn; David

Picture, 1998

Test run: Passengers enjoy a test run on Scarborough's new rapid transit system during trials last month. Each car seats 30 passengers; but with standing room can handle up to 107 commuters during the rush-hour crush. ceremonies marking the opening of the system will be held March 22.

Picture, 1985

Rapid Transit Spadina LRT

Picture, 1996

Keep 'em rolling: When streetcars need a checkup; a good scrubbing or a boost on the huge new hoist; they are wheeled into the Russell Carhouse; one of the TTC's four streetcar barns.

Picture, 1988

Go TTC instead: Presenting one of the alternatives to going through the morning grind of driving yourself to work. Just hop on a streetcar; a bus or the subway. It saves wear and tear on your car; your nerves and your budget.

Picture, 1979

Hurlburt, Gordon

Picture, 1979

Standing room only for these two after yesterday's official subway opening. Rt. Rev. F. H. Wilkinson; Bishop of Toronro; and Premier Robarts have a nose-to-nose chat

Picture, 1966

Hamilton; Douglas

Picture, 1963

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Transit Commission - Subways - University Subway - Miscellaneous

Picture, Date Unknown

Crowded exits at King Station are going to get a quick revamping if TTC planners have their way. New setup would call for big changes at Melinda end of the choked-up station. Part of the plan is to tie in the station to a system of tunnels extending from Union Station to City Hall.

Picture, 1967

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Looking Yonger every day: The 28-year-old Yonge St. subway is getting a facelift. At selected stations such as College; top; the dull green tiles and worn ceiling are being replaced by soft-colored wall tiles and a white aluminum-strip ceiling; already installed at King St. station; bottom.

Hurlburt: A bit nervous

Gunn; David

First new car: Inspectors check over one of the 24 new rapidtransit cars that will be used on the new transit system linking Scarborough City Centre with the Bloor-Danforth subway line.

Johnson; Charles

Hurlburt, Gordon

Colle; Michael

Unless the elevator strike is settled soon; it will be a long hike up stairs. The escalators in the York Mills station (above) are the most advanced and appear to be almost ready

Gunn; David

Test run: Passengers enjoy a test run on Scarborough's new rapid transit system during trials last month. Each car seats 30 passengers; but with standing room can handle up to 107 commuters during the rush-hour crush. ceremonies marking the opening of the system will be held March 22.

Rapid Transit Spadina LRT

Keep 'em rolling: When streetcars need a checkup; a good scrubbing or a boost on the huge new hoist; they are wheeled into the Russell Carhouse; one of the TTC's four streetcar barns.

Go TTC instead: Presenting one of the alternatives to going through the morning grind of driving yourself to work. Just hop on a streetcar; a bus or the subway. It saves wear and tear on your car; your nerves and your budget.

Hurlburt, Gordon

Standing room only for these two after yesterday's official subway opening. Rt. Rev. F. H. Wilkinson; Bishop of Toronro; and Premier Robarts have a nose-to-nose chat

Hamilton; Douglas

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Transit Commission - Subways - University Subway - Miscellaneous

Crowded exits at King Station are going to get a quick revamping if TTC planners have their way. New setup would call for big changes at Melinda end of the choked-up station. Part of the plan is to tie in the station to a system of tunnels extending from Union Station to City Hall.

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