Garrison (Toronto, Ont.) : Bibliothèque de Référence Virtuelle

Looking e. from e. of Strachan Ave., showing bridge connecting Western Cattle Market.

Picture, 1907

Canadian Horse Show, Toronto Armories, April 25, 26, 27, 28, 1906

Ephemera, 1906

C.N.R. #6131, looking east towards Strachan Ave. bridge.

Picture, 1955

House, Garrison Rd., west of Fort York, looking north. Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1926

Does his duty: After removing his 18th century coat, John Graves Simcoe, founder of Toronto, and his wife give blood at The Star's clinic. The hostorical figures played by radio announcer Joe Cote and sales representative Kathleen Sandler attend public events until Simcoe Day on Monday.

Picture, 1987

Garrison Rd., looking e. to bridge over railway tracks, betw. Strachan Ave. & Fort York.

Picture, 1927

History relived: Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe and his wife, played by Joe Cote and Louise Uba, greet visitors at Fort York yesterday. Hobbyist Henry Balaban was also on hand with his model of old city hall.

Picture, 1989

Garrison Rd., looking s.w. from w. of Strachan Ave. to New Fort.

Picture, 1927

Even Simcoe's old blood is needed. Boasting that his blood is 200 years old, Governor John Graves Simcoe added yesterday. My blood's as good as ever. John Graves Simcoe was played by CbC radio personality Joe Cote and his wife, Elizabeth Simcoe, is really Kathleen Sandler. Simcoe, who founded the town of York in 1793, was at the Atrium on Bay to issue an appeal for blood donors.

Picture, 1985

Upper Canada's first lieutenant-governor, John Graves Simcoe, kept his long standing annual date with Toronto yesterday. Clad in breeches and a plumed hat, Simcoe (alias CBC radio's Joe Cote) and his wife, Elizabeth, entered Nathan Phillips Square in a horse-drawn carriage. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1985

Regal couple: Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe (Joe Cote) and his wife Elisabeth (Kathleen Sandler) take a group of interested history buffs on a walking tour of downtown Toronto.

Picture, 1987

Garrison Rd., s. side, w. of Fort York.

Picture, 1926

Garrison (1793-1813), foot of Bathurst St., Toronto

Picture, 1796

Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, such as the site of the old Mercer Reformatory, above. Report is expected to be presented later this month for council debate.

Picture, 1973

C.N.R. #6230, looking east to Strachan Ave. bridge

Picture, 1955

Looking w. to Garrison, foot of Bathurst St.

Picture, 1796

C.N.R., #2499, looking east towards Strachan Ave. bridge

Picture, 1955

C.N.R. line, s. of King St. W., w. of Strachan Ave.; John Inglis Co. factory in background.

Picture, 1956

Back in saddle: Portraying Ontario's first lieutenant-governor, John Graves Simcoe, CBC Radio's Joe Cote recovers his aplomb after tumbling from his horse yesterday.

Picture, 1986

'This is more fun than I've ever had in broadcasting,' says Joe Cote, host of Metro Morning on CBC four hours a day. It's broadcast from an old Cabbagetown theatre and even Tuffy the resident cat seems to thrive on all the confusion

Picture, 1984

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Looking e. from e. of Strachan Ave., showing bridge connecting Western Cattle Market.

Canadian Horse Show, Toronto Armories, April 25, 26, 27, 28, 1906

C.N.R. #6131, looking east towards Strachan Ave. bridge.

House, Garrison Rd., west of Fort York, looking north. Toronto, Ont.

Does his duty: After removing his 18th century coat, John Graves Simcoe, founder of Toronto, and his wife give blood at The Star's clinic. The hostorical figures played by radio announcer Joe Cote and sales representative Kathleen Sandler attend public events until Simcoe Day on Monday.

Garrison Rd., looking e. to bridge over railway tracks, betw. Strachan Ave. & Fort York.

History relived: Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe and his wife, played by Joe Cote and Louise Uba, greet visitors at Fort York yesterday. Hobbyist Henry Balaban was also on hand with his model of old city hall.

Garrison Rd., looking s.w. from w. of Strachan Ave. to New Fort.

Upper Canada's first lieutenant-governor, John Graves Simcoe, kept his long standing annual date with Toronto yesterday. Clad in breeches and a plumed hat, Simcoe (alias CBC radio's Joe Cote) and his wife, Elizabeth, entered Nathan Phillips Square in a horse-drawn carriage. [Incomplete]

Regal couple: Lieutenant-Governor John Graves Simcoe (Joe Cote) and his wife Elisabeth (Kathleen Sandler) take a group of interested history buffs on a walking tour of downtown Toronto.

Garrison Rd., s. side, w. of Fort York.

Garrison (1793-1813), foot of Bathurst St., Toronto

Toronto's housing task force, under Alderman Michael Goldrick, is expected to recommend the banking for new homes of under-used or badly used land, such as the site of the old Mercer Reformatory, above. Report is expected to be presented later this month for council debate.

C.N.R. #6230, looking east to Strachan Ave. bridge

Looking w. to Garrison, foot of Bathurst St.

C.N.R., #2499, looking east towards Strachan Ave. bridge

C.N.R. line, s. of King St. W., w. of Strachan Ave.; John Inglis Co. factory in background.

Back in saddle: Portraying Ontario's first lieutenant-governor, John Graves Simcoe, CBC Radio's Joe Cote recovers his aplomb after tumbling from his horse yesterday.

'This is more fun than I've ever had in broadcasting,' says Joe Cote, host of Metro Morning on CBC four hours a day. It's broadcast from an old Cabbagetown theatre and even Tuffy the resident cat seems to thrive on all the confusion

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