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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

New highway bridge across the Don River erected by the York Township Council

Picture, 1927

Toronto Board of Education Administration Building, College Street, south side, east of McCaul Street, Toronto, Ontario.

Picture, 1916

Inmates of the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph have made this beauty spot where formerly ran a weedy little stream

Picture, 1933

The old court house in Brampton Ont.; the scene of many stirring trials.

Picture, 1928

Laura Secord

Picture, 1922

Canada - Ontario - Bracebridge

Picture, 1914

The Humber river and Bloor street bridge; Toronto

Picture, 1929

The stone canoe-a unique rock formation dug up at the Ontario Reformatory; Guelph; when they were beautifying the grounds of the model institution. It is shown here as it has been mounted; on another peculiarly shaped stone in the little stream that runs alongside the grounds; tumbling over miniature rocky chasms into placid pools that form a delightful feature of the landscaping.

Picture, 1933

The big lift bridge at Burlington Beach and its neighbors the old lighthouse and ancient residence built when the canal was first opened.

Picture, Date Unknown

Jack Frost in action! A fine winter scene at Niagara Falls; with the frozen spray making quaint castles and great weird formations in the foreground; while the ice groans and crunches beneath the photographer

Picture, 1933

Mother of methodism: Barbara Heck; who brought into existence Canadian and American Methodism. lies buried in the Little Blue Meeting House churchyard; Prescott; Ont.

Picture, 1928

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

Picture, 1926

The only traffic on the Rideau Canal nowadays consists of small pleasure boats. Here's one coming through Chaffey's Locks.

Picture, 1930

River Road near Bracebridge, Ont.

Picture, 1941

The ancient fire place built against the last wall of old Fort Chambly; at Chambly; Canton; Quebec.

Picture, 1930

Part of the new Welland Canal is now in full operation. Here we see the funnel and masts of a vessel in Lock No. 3. She's ready to be lowered to the next level as she makes her way to Lake Ontario.

Picture, 1930

Old lighthouse and residence once on the edge of the edge of the western gap; at Queen's Wharf; Toronto. Fleet street; in the foreground; is the place where all vessels entered Toronto harbor.

Picture, 1925

This composite structure at Port Credit; built by the Dominion government; houses the post-office; customs and excise deparments; not to mention the armories.

Picture, 1932

The ancient stone church at Eden Mills, Ontario

Picture, 1931

Silver birches are among the beauties of winter in the woods. This birch grove is perhaps the beautiful in High Park. Toronto [Incomplete]

Picture, 1929

Bishop Strachan School, Lonsdale Road, north side, between Warren Road and Russell Hill Road, Toronto, Ontario.

Picture, 1920

The Bishop Strachan gates at the entrance to old Trinity College; Toronto

Picture, 1929

At Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., is preserved this old lock, which was the forerunner of the massive structures that to-day pass vessels in and out of Lake Superior.. The old anchor was taken from an early vessel that navigated these waters

Picture, 1932

Standing on the brink of the Horseshoe Falls in Queen Victoria Park; Niagara Falls; this building was given an ice jacket during the recent cold snap.

Picture, Date Unknown

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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

New highway bridge across the Don River erected by the York Township Council

Toronto Board of Education Administration Building, College Street, south side, east of McCaul Street, Toronto, Ontario.

Inmates of the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph have made this beauty spot where formerly ran a weedy little stream

The old court house in Brampton Ont.; the scene of many stirring trials.

Laura Secord

Canada - Ontario - Bracebridge

The Humber river and Bloor street bridge; Toronto

The big lift bridge at Burlington Beach and its neighbors the old lighthouse and ancient residence built when the canal was first opened.

Jack Frost in action! A fine winter scene at Niagara Falls; with the frozen spray making quaint castles and great weird formations in the foreground; while the ice groans and crunches beneath the photographer

Mother of methodism: Barbara Heck; who brought into existence Canadian and American Methodism. lies buried in the Little Blue Meeting House churchyard; Prescott; Ont.

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

The only traffic on the Rideau Canal nowadays consists of small pleasure boats. Here's one coming through Chaffey's Locks.

River Road near Bracebridge, Ont.

The ancient fire place built against the last wall of old Fort Chambly; at Chambly; Canton; Quebec.

Part of the new Welland Canal is now in full operation. Here we see the funnel and masts of a vessel in Lock No. 3. She's ready to be lowered to the next level as she makes her way to Lake Ontario.

Old lighthouse and residence once on the edge of the edge of the western gap; at Queen's Wharf; Toronto. Fleet street; in the foreground; is the place where all vessels entered Toronto harbor.

This composite structure at Port Credit; built by the Dominion government; houses the post-office; customs and excise deparments; not to mention the armories.

The ancient stone church at Eden Mills, Ontario

Silver birches are among the beauties of winter in the woods. This birch grove is perhaps the beautiful in High Park. Toronto [Incomplete]

Bishop Strachan School, Lonsdale Road, north side, between Warren Road and Russell Hill Road, Toronto, Ontario.

The Bishop Strachan gates at the entrance to old Trinity College; Toronto

At Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., is preserved this old lock, which was the forerunner of the massive structures that to-day pass vessels in and out of Lake Superior.. The old anchor was taken from an early vessel that navigated these waters

Standing on the brink of the Horseshoe Falls in Queen Victoria Park; Niagara Falls; this building was given an ice jacket during the recent cold snap.

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