Architecture : Bibliothèque de Référence Virtuelle

Bare Essentials: Toronto baseball fans will get runs; hits; errors; balls; strikes and outs; but little more; this season from new scoreboard at Exhibition Stadium. Massive; $2.5 million electronic marvel is planned next season; showing replays etc. This season; it's basics only on two-ton unit which is 42 ft. long by 12 ft. high.

Picture, 1977

Salute to the CN Tower; The winged figure atop the Princes' Gate at the Canadian National exhibition seems to be raising its torch to the CN Tower; which will be the world's tallest self-supporting structure when it's completed at more than 1;800 feet in height.

Picture, 1974

Taking a break from the action; a very comfortable Less Meduesr gives new meaning to the term couch potato.

Picture, 1987

K. Waite and D. A. Stewart entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Picture, 1958

Chairs in crimson and gold for King and Queen at city hall; When the father and mother of King George VI visited Toronto in 1901; they were seated at civic functions in the same chairs which the present King and Queen will occupy on the canopied dais before the city hall next Monday.

Picture, 1939

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Entrances

Picture, 1989

Up 'n' Atrium. Construction is well along on the Atrium on Bay; on the site of the old Ford HOtel and adjoining property. the office-tower and retail complex will have three interior courtyards. Co-developers are Walter Zwig and Trizec Corp. Ltd. Trizek is controlled by the interests of Edward and Peter Bronfman.

Picture, 1981

Carrying ropes and tackle for the climb; steeplejacks arrive at Queen's Park. Among property staff there; the incident was thought just a gag. Con. Balfour insisted the gesture was a serious threat to democracy.

Picture, 1948

Pipe-puffing Joe Tehorek has onions by the bagful.

Picture, 1987

M. W. A. Jones entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Picture, 1958

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Churches - Anglican

Picture, Date Unknown

City Hall chandelier; If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions; Con. Fred Hamilton commented today after making an inspection of the corridors and large courtrooms.

Picture, 1942

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Entrances

Picture, 1974

Stanley estate sells building. Located at 349 Carlaw Ave., the reinforced concrete former Stanley Piano factory building was sold through Gibson Bros., realtors, this week. The building is assessed at $38,750 and has a frontage on Carlaw Ave. of 150 feet by a depth of 140 feet. It was purchased as an investment.

Picture, 1939

Business helps fight drab. That bright and lively five-storey mural that hits your eye as you come north on York St.; toward Front St.; comes courtesy of a tobacco company; Benson and Hedges (Canada); which commissioned the work; and Edna Shoe Manufacturing Co.; whose south wall it now occupies. The artist is Gordon Rayner of Toronto.

Picture, 1972

At the corner of Queen and Berkeley Sts. stands a former Methodist church now used as a movie and recording studio by the United Church. But 99 years ago it was the scene of the funeral of Ann Preston; an immigrant servant who became famous for miraculous events that surrounded her.

Picture, 1975

The salute: In January 1929; the lieutenant-governor; W.D. Ross at left; presided over the pomp and ceremony that opened the third session of the 17th provincial Legislature.

Picture, 1929

Jarvis St. Baptist Church was where Augustus Stephen Vogt was organist and choirmaster. He used its choir as a base to found Mendelssohn Choir; which became world-famous in a decade.

Picture, 1975

Sign in the Bungalow window; The only designation at secret sect HQ

Picture, 1964

458 feet up; Blackie St. Denis (top); Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower.

Picture, 1972

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Salute to the CN Tower; The winged figure atop the Princes' Gate at the Canadian National exhibition seems to be raising its torch to the CN Tower; which will be the world's tallest self-supporting structure when it's completed at more than 1;800 feet in height.

Taking a break from the action; a very comfortable Less Meduesr gives new meaning to the term couch potato.

K. Waite and D. A. Stewart entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Chairs in crimson and gold for King and Queen at city hall; When the father and mother of King George VI visited Toronto in 1901; they were seated at civic functions in the same chairs which the present King and Queen will occupy on the canopied dais before the city hall next Monday.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Entrances

Carrying ropes and tackle for the climb; steeplejacks arrive at Queen's Park. Among property staff there; the incident was thought just a gag. Con. Balfour insisted the gesture was a serious threat to democracy.

Pipe-puffing Joe Tehorek has onions by the bagful.

M. W. A. Jones entry, City Hall and Square Competition, Toronto, 1958, architectural model

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Churches - Anglican

City Hall chandelier; If this was Germany the Nazis would walk into this city hall and tear down all these heavy brass lighting fixtures for munitions; Con. Fred Hamilton commented today after making an inspection of the corridors and large courtrooms.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Exhibitions - CNE - Entrances

At the corner of Queen and Berkeley Sts. stands a former Methodist church now used as a movie and recording studio by the United Church. But 99 years ago it was the scene of the funeral of Ann Preston; an immigrant servant who became famous for miraculous events that surrounded her.

The salute: In January 1929; the lieutenant-governor; W.D. Ross at left; presided over the pomp and ceremony that opened the third session of the 17th provincial Legislature.

Jarvis St. Baptist Church was where Augustus Stephen Vogt was organist and choirmaster. He used its choir as a base to found Mendelssohn Choir; which became world-famous in a decade.

Sign in the Bungalow window; The only designation at secret sect HQ

458 feet up; Blackie St. Denis (top); Wodie Meaney and Doug Sumner raise the flag today to signal completion of inner core of the Toronto-Dominion Centre's 35-storey third tower.

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