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Bridge over Humber River; Toronto

Picture, 1925

Cupid's Bower in High Park. This twisted pine tree has grown like an inverted heart. The limbs serve as seats to strolling pedestrians

Picture, 1929

The entrance do a tunnel [Incomplete]

Picture, 1916

Arddries memorial at the Toronto University shaving now at connects up the main university building with the more recent built Hart House. [Incomplete]

Picture, Date Unknown

Commanding View; Maclaren Castle as shown in this 1921 photo; was built on the very highest point of the Caledon Mountains and offered visitors a dramatic view of the region. From its tower and highest windows; the building of Toronto; some 64 kilometres (40 miles) away; are clearly visible.

Picture, 1921

Memorial cross on the grounds of St. Paul's church, Hamilton, with the chapel in background

Picture, 1926

Early morning strollers enjoy the glories of the deep woods at High Park; Toronto

Picture, 1929

The Rosehill Avenue entrance to Reservoir Park; Toronto. The city's reserve of water is behind the embankment on the right.

Picture, 1931

A view at Major Hill Park of Ottawa's picturesque driveway along the Ottawa river to Rockcliffe.

Picture, 1929

Juvenile fisher men on the Humber River; near the Bloor Street viaduct; Toronto.

Picture, 1930

The Leaside viaduct acros the Don Valley, a new approach to Toronto from the northeast

Picture, 1927

One of the two exhilarating cum the half-mile hill in High park; Toronto It has been a great place for youngsters this winter. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1939

Canada - Ontario - Oakville - Schools

Picture, Date Unknown

Fort Frederick, Kingston, Ont., erected in 1846. The Royal Military College is in the background.

Picture, 1928

The Lewis air cooled machine gun [Incomplete]

Picture, 1915

New Board of education building on college St.

Picture, 1916

Spadina House; home of several Ontario Government department.

Picture, 1926

Old St. Andrew's meeting house at Quaker Hill near Uxbridge, Ont. It dates from 1867 but the cemetery was used from 1850.

Picture, 1928

A stone wall along the drive between Bloor street and Lambton intended to keep the Humber river within bounds while on its spring rampage.

Picture, 1930

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Parks - Reservoir Park

Picture, Date Unknown

Bustling market: Cars; trucks and horse-drawn wagons competed for space at fruit and vegetable wholesalers on The Esplanade; east of Yonge St.; in the early part of this century. Many of the old buildings along the street now are restaurants.

Picture, Date Unknown

Toronto University

Picture, 1934

Caledon Mt. Trout Club presents - 13 ponds - 8 nursing - 5 for fishing mountain dream out into credit near Inglewood. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1913

The handsome new registry office in Brantford

Picture, 1925

Only the echo of the rush and bustle of traffic on the Bloor St. viaduct reaches down to this sylvan paradise along the banks of the Humber river at Toronto

Picture, 1933

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Bridge over Humber River; Toronto

Cupid's Bower in High Park. This twisted pine tree has grown like an inverted heart. The limbs serve as seats to strolling pedestrians

The entrance do a tunnel [Incomplete]

Arddries memorial at the Toronto University shaving now at connects up the main university building with the more recent built Hart House. [Incomplete]

Commanding View; Maclaren Castle as shown in this 1921 photo; was built on the very highest point of the Caledon Mountains and offered visitors a dramatic view of the region. From its tower and highest windows; the building of Toronto; some 64 kilometres (40 miles) away; are clearly visible.

Memorial cross on the grounds of St. Paul's church, Hamilton, with the chapel in background

Early morning strollers enjoy the glories of the deep woods at High Park; Toronto

The Rosehill Avenue entrance to Reservoir Park; Toronto. The city's reserve of water is behind the embankment on the right.

A view at Major Hill Park of Ottawa's picturesque driveway along the Ottawa river to Rockcliffe.

Juvenile fisher men on the Humber River; near the Bloor Street viaduct; Toronto.

The Leaside viaduct acros the Don Valley, a new approach to Toronto from the northeast

One of the two exhilarating cum the half-mile hill in High park; Toronto It has been a great place for youngsters this winter. [Incomplete]

Canada - Ontario - Oakville - Schools

Fort Frederick, Kingston, Ont., erected in 1846. The Royal Military College is in the background.

The Lewis air cooled machine gun [Incomplete]

New Board of education building on college St.

Spadina House; home of several Ontario Government department.

Old St. Andrew's meeting house at Quaker Hill near Uxbridge, Ont. It dates from 1867 but the cemetery was used from 1850.

A stone wall along the drive between Bloor street and Lambton intended to keep the Humber river within bounds while on its spring rampage.

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Parks - Reservoir Park

Bustling market: Cars; trucks and horse-drawn wagons competed for space at fruit and vegetable wholesalers on The Esplanade; east of Yonge St.; in the early part of this century. Many of the old buildings along the street now are restaurants.

Toronto University

Caledon Mt. Trout Club presents - 13 ponds - 8 nursing - 5 for fishing mountain dream out into credit near Inglewood. [Incomplete]

The handsome new registry office in Brantford

Only the echo of the rush and bustle of traffic on the Bloor St. viaduct reaches down to this sylvan paradise along the banks of the Humber river at Toronto

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