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Concrete shore: Kathy Gates walks her daughter Ashley along Beach Front Drive
Concrete shore: Kathy Gates walks her daughter Ashley along Beach Front Drive

Concrete shore: Kathy Gates walks her daughter Ashley along Beach Front Drive

Date8/26/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Concrete shore: Kathy Gates walks her daughter Ashley along Beach Front Drive.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0108498F
    Image shows a Toronto Harbour map.
    Sketch of a design for laying out the north shore of the Toronto Harbour in pleasure drives walks and shrubbery for the recreation of the citizens
    Howard, John G. (John George), 1803-1890
    1852
    We used to drive downtown to do our shopping, says architect and planner Blandford Gates, with his wife Marja, left, and daughter Niina, 12, right, chatting at the corner store with Sharon Vignjevic. Then we noticed that when we needed winter goods, the d
    We used to drive downtown to do our shopping, says architect and planner Blandford Gates, with his wife Marja, left, and daughter Niina, 12, right, chatting at the corner store with Sharon Vignjevic. Then we noticed that when we needed winter goods, the d
    Cooper, David
    2/8/1978
    Modest Hero: Ron Clements is one reason Jennie Evans (right) and her daughter Theresa have been able to keep their home. Here, he fixes kitchen plumbing. He's also built gates, hung plants, repaired the furnace and once retrieved the Evans' dog from Lake Ontario.
    Modest Hero: Ron Clements is one reason Jennie Evans (right) and her daughter Theresa have been able to keep their home. Here, he fixes kitchen plumbing. He's also built gates, hung plants, repaired the furnace and once retrieved the Evans' dog from Lake Ontario.
    Bull, Ron
    2/23/1980
    Grieving family: Brendan Caron, father of slain Sharin' Keenan, walks away from her grave yesterday with his daughter, Celeste, 6
    Grieving family: Brendan Caron, father of slain Sharin' Keenan, walks away from her grave yesterday with his daughter, Celeste, 6
    Bock, Tony
    2/4/1983
    Trinity College (1852-1925) gates, Queen Street West, north side, at Trinity Drive, between Gore Vale Avenue and Crawford Street, Toronto, Ontario.
    Trinity College (1852-1925) gates, Queen Street West, north side, at Trinity Drive, between Gore Vale Avenue and Crawford Street, Toronto, Ontario.
    Lissia, Roberto
    1982
    Trinity College (1852-1925) gates, Queen Street West, north side, at Trinity Drive, between Gore Vale Avenue and Crawford Street, Toronto, Ontario.
    Trinity College (1852-1925) gates, Queen Street West, north side, at Trinity Drive, between Gore Vale Avenue and Crawford Street, Toronto, Ontario.
    Lissia, Roberto
    1982
    Toronto lawyer Walton Rose walks the beach of the quiet Highland village he calls home
    Toronto lawyer Walton Rose walks the beach of the quiet Highland village he calls home
    Ross, Fred
    6/21/1979
    Ranks Swollen by sympathetic workers from 28 Windsor area plants, 8,000 pickets marched in front of the two main gates of the Ford plant today. An are(...)
    Ranks Swollen by sympathetic workers from 28 Windsor area plants, 8,000 pickets marched in front of the two main gates of the Ford plant today. An are(...)
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    11/5/1945
    Mayor Crombie walks along the Yonge St
    Mayor Crombie walks along the Yonge St
    Crombie, David
    1/11/1973
    Rose, model, walks proudly along Yorkville Ave
    Rose, model, walks proudly along Yorkville Ave
    Mahler, John
    5/31/1977
    Paris Designer Bernard Perris walks along Bloor St
    Paris Designer Bernard Perris walks along Bloor St
    Slaughter, Mike
    8/14/1975
    It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
    It's a long, long way down. Carrying a 40-pound balancing rod, Jay Cochrane (left) walks 287 feet along an almost invisible wire strung 490 feet up ye(...)
    Cochrane, Jay, 1944-
    11/5/1975