Historic site: This quiet historic site - the Laskey Hotel on Port Union Rd
Date9/18/1981
Names
Dunlop, Al
(photographer)
Toronto Star (Firm)
(publisher)
Alternate Title
- Historic site: This quiet historic site - the Laskey Hotel on Port Union Rd
- Historic site: This quiet historic site - the Laskey Hotel on Port Union Rd. in Scarborough - is creating a controversy. Its owners, Gordon and Doreen Casey, want to obtain a demolition permit so it'll be easier to sell the 19th century hotel. It's the last 19th century hotel left in the borough and is a duplicate of the Halfway House, which has been relocated at the Black Creek Pioneer Village.
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NotesOriginal Toronto Star caption: Historic site: This quiet historic site - the Laskey Hotel on Port Union Rd. in Scarborough - is creating a controversy. Its owners, Gordon and Doreen Casey, want to obtain a demolition permit so it'll be easier to sell the 19th century hotel. It's the last 19th century hotel left in the borough and is a duplicate of the Halfway House, which has been relocated at the Black Creek Pioneer Village. Laskey Hotel, formerly on Port Union Road, east side, far south end of the road. (43.776506, -79.135031)||Published in Toronto Star, 18 September 1981, page A20a, with article ''Historic hotel's fate rests with council''
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0108046F
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11/1/1968
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