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Workmen pouring bucket of concrete on CN Tower slip form
Workmen pouring bucket of concrete on CN Tower slip form

Workmen pouring bucket of concrete on CN Tower slip form

Date8/21/1973
Names
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FormatPicture
Dimensions262 x 343 mm
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTS_1_GT_471C_CNTOWER002
Topping off the golden tower, With Duncan McGregor, superintendent of the project, standing by, the last bucket of concrete was poured yesterday at th(...)
Topping off the golden tower, With Duncan McGregor, superintendent of the project, standing by, the last bucket of concrete was poured yesterday at th(...)
Bull, Ron
2/25/1976
Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today, the first since May 9
Concrete pours at Skydome: Truck operator Havey Stevenson pours fresh concrete from his mixer into a bucket at the downtown SkyDome site today, the first since May 9
Spremo, Boris
6/24/1988
Cleaning up -- and up. Few people disturb Tony Tracy (circled) as he cleans the concrete on the 1,815-foot-high CN Tower yesterday. He's at about 1,40(...)
Cleaning up -- and up. Few people disturb Tony Tracy (circled) as he cleans the concrete on the 1,815-foot-high CN Tower yesterday. He's at about 1,40(...)
Loek, Dick
6/2/1976
Workmen set up a model of the CN tower
Workmen set up a model of the CN tower
Spremo, Boris
9/26/1973
Up goes the CN tower's crown. That crown-like structure that has been inching up the CN Tower is 350 tons of pod structure that will be the forms of t(...)
Up goes the CN tower's crown. That crown-like structure that has been inching up the CN Tower is 350 tons of pod structure that will be the forms of t(...)
Spremo, Boris
8/21/1974
ing and the CN Tower form a unit, male and female, obelisk and sphere, explains SkyDome's chief architect Rod Robbi [Incomplete]
ing and the CN Tower form a unit, male and female, obelisk and sphere, explains SkyDome's chief architect Rod Robbi [Incomplete]
Mahler, John
5/8/1989
Government, construction and financial representatives watch as workmen use new concrete technique in experimental Scarborough town house project
Government, construction and financial representatives watch as workmen use new concrete technique in experimental Scarborough town house project
Dinsmore, Ted
8/22/1968
King Edward's mount arrives. Workmen start uncrating horse section of the 3-ton equestrian statue of King Edward VII, for mounting on a concrete base (...)
King Edward's mount arrives. Workmen start uncrating horse section of the 3-ton equestrian statue of King Edward VII, for mounting on a concrete base (...)
Spremo, Boris
5/20/1969
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
Export bound: Bill Malone, left, who designed a reusable aluminum form system for concrete construction, displays one of the panels with John Berger, of TS Aluminum, which finished the forms
Irish, Paul
1/19/1993
Third tower topped off. Steelwork on Toronto's newest skycraper w mpleted yesterday when workmen placed this final girder in place on the orey tower, (...)
Third tower topped off. Steelwork on Toronto's newest skycraper w mpleted yesterday when workmen placed this final girder in place on the orey tower, (...)
Spremo, Boris
5/29/1973
Fire on the CN Tower. Fire broke out at CN Tower about 2 p.m. today, above observation level, about 1,500 ft. up the 1,815-ft. tower. Thick smoke pour(...)
Fire on the CN Tower. Fire broke out at CN Tower about 2 p.m. today, above observation level, about 1,500 ft. up the 1,815-ft. tower. Thick smoke pour(...)
Bezant, Graham
July 8, 1975
Scotiabank building shaping up, In what will be Toronto's and Canada's second-tallest building, a concrete circular ramp takes form at the site of the(...)
Scotiabank building shaping up, In what will be Toronto's and Canada's second-tallest building, a concrete circular ramp takes form at the site of the(...)
Bank of Nova Scotia
11/14/1986