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Local landmark: Left; Edgemont; one of the most picturesque in Toronto's Beaches neighborhood; is a highlight of this year's Beach House Tour to be held next Sunday.

Picture, 1986

An open; summery look on a big Beaches porch.

Picture, 1990

Flood control plans for the Etobicoke river involving a three-way split of costs between three levels of government; would divert the stream from Brampton's business centre as indicated. Estimated cost is $365;000

Picture, 1948

Beaches brigade: Members of Brat- Beaches Residents Against Tourists-assemble with co-founder Cedar Christie; left; on her apartment roof. With their banner they are; left to right; David Scurr; Cathy Smith; Chris Marshall and Toby Read.

Picture, 1985

Montgomery's Inn; Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with Montgomery Lavern; now demolished; at Yonge and Montgomery)

Picture, 1970

'The Salon' in the Art Gallery of Ontario's Canadian Historical Wing is part of a $58-million refurbishing of the 93-year-old institution that's being celebrated this week.

Picture, 1993

In memory: At one end of the small park in Baby Point is a plaque embedded in stone honoring the Hon. James Baby; who bought the land in 1820.

Picture, 1988

Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen St. E., north side, between Bond & Church Sts.

Picture, 189-

Ken Baker. Father telephoned him

Picture, 1968

Ken McAllister

Picture, 1974

Toronto Public Library; Beaches Branch, Queen St. E., south side, west of Lee Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1916

Art Gallery to be 8 times as big; Architect John C. Parkin (left) and Hugh Pryce-Jones; director of development; look over a model of the new Art Gallery of Ontario; which will be eight times as large as the present one. Stage I; which will house the $15 million Henry Moore sculpture gallery; will open in 1974. The Gallery will close Nov. 11 until 1974.

Picture, 1973

Community spirit: While Mary-Elen McNaught plays tennis at the Baby Point Club; Mary Brooks chats with Dorothy (Queenie) McCrea; right; known as the Queen of Baby Point. Neighborhood spirit is the Humber River enclave's best feature; residents say.

Picture, 1985

Lunatic Asylum, Queen St. W., south side, opposite Ossington Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1868

Sandwich Department Before Improvements Were Made

Picture, 1912

Children at the Beaches try to clear Wineva Ave. yesterday -- but it may be a losing battle.

Picture, 1989

Yonge St. Subway, Rosedale Station, looking n. from Aylmer Ave. overpass; during construction.

Picture, 1952

Family of Slain Cabby Jack Green console each other at his home on North York's Kennard Ave. From left; son Sidney Green; daughter Mrs. Rachel Hamate; his widow Dora; and son Cecil Green. The 65-year-old cab driver was stabbed to death in the front seat o

Picture, 1971

Sandra Dumount: She saw the killer waiting and he scared me; .... he was staring at me.

Picture, 1980

Yonge St., College To Bloor Sts., looking s. from s. of Bloor St.

Picture, 1910

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Local landmark: Left; Edgemont; one of the most picturesque in Toronto's Beaches neighborhood; is a highlight of this year's Beach House Tour to be held next Sunday.

An open; summery look on a big Beaches porch.

Flood control plans for the Etobicoke river involving a three-way split of costs between three levels of government; would divert the stream from Brampton's business centre as indicated. Estimated cost is $365;000

Beaches brigade: Members of Brat- Beaches Residents Against Tourists-assemble with co-founder Cedar Christie; left; on her apartment roof. With their banner they are; left to right; David Scurr; Cathy Smith; Chris Marshall and Toby Read.

Montgomery's Inn; Dundas St. W. (near Islington) Etobicoke (not to be confused with Montgomery Lavern; now demolished; at Yonge and Montgomery)

'The Salon' in the Art Gallery of Ontario's Canadian Historical Wing is part of a $58-million refurbishing of the 93-year-old institution that's being celebrated this week.

In memory: At one end of the small park in Baby Point is a plaque embedded in stone honoring the Hon. James Baby; who bought the land in 1820.

Metropolitan Methodist (United) Church, Queen St. E., north side, between Bond & Church Sts.

Ken Baker. Father telephoned him

Ken McAllister

Toronto Public Library; Beaches Branch, Queen St. E., south side, west of Lee Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Community spirit: While Mary-Elen McNaught plays tennis at the Baby Point Club; Mary Brooks chats with Dorothy (Queenie) McCrea; right; known as the Queen of Baby Point. Neighborhood spirit is the Humber River enclave's best feature; residents say.

Lunatic Asylum, Queen St. W., south side, opposite Ossington Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Sandwich Department Before Improvements Were Made

Children at the Beaches try to clear Wineva Ave. yesterday -- but it may be a losing battle.

Yonge St. Subway, Rosedale Station, looking n. from Aylmer Ave. overpass; during construction.

Family of Slain Cabby Jack Green console each other at his home on North York's Kennard Ave. From left; son Sidney Green; daughter Mrs. Rachel Hamate; his widow Dora; and son Cecil Green. The 65-year-old cab driver was stabbed to death in the front seat o

Sandra Dumount: She saw the killer waiting and he scared me; .... he was staring at me.

Yonge St., College To Bloor Sts., looking s. from s. of Bloor St.

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