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Sculpture and Greek columns at the Guild Inn are well worth a visit
Sculpture and Greek columns at the Guild Inn are well worth a visit

Sculpture and Greek columns at the Guild Inn are well worth a visit

Date5/30/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sculpture and Greek columns at the Guild Inn are well worth a visit. Polar bear animal panel designed by Jacobine Jones for the former Bank of Montreal building, demolished 1973, at Guild Inn, now part of Guild Park and Gardens, located on Guildwood Parkway, south side, east of Livingston Road.(43.7481021, -79.1924883)
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0108026F
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      Columns from the old Banker's Bond Building, Toronto, at the Guild Inn, Scarborough(
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      Toronto Star (Firm)
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      Greek Theatre at the Guild Inn, Scarborough(
      Bank of Toronto
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      Bank of Toronto
      11/7/1981
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      Spremo, Boris
      8/8/1989
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      Giant cranes are ready to lift a section of the road on to the concrete columns
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      9/28/1957
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      2/26/1938
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      The entrance to The Star is through this splendid door of bronze between columns of granite which the whole facade is built
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      10/30/1929
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      Canadian National Exhibition (Toronto, Ont.)
      8/8/1990
      Complete Instrument panels and steering columns are installed as a unit, using the Canadian arm, s specialized hoist which was developed in Oshawa
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