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An intersection you can Bank on, This is the view to the blue sky at Bay and King Sts
An intersection you can Bank on, This is the view to the blue sky at Bay and King Sts

An intersection you can Bank on, This is the view to the blue sky at Bay and King Sts

Date7/13/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: An intersection you can Bank on; This is the view to the blue sky at Bay and King Sts. At the corners are four of Canada's five largest banks -making it the M-I-N-T corner. Lower right (M); Montreal; upper left (I); Imperial Bank of Commerce; upper right (N); Nova Scotia; and lower left (T); Toronto Dominion. Also needed is special wide-angle lens.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0109437F
      Black and white picture of a street corner showing huge public building in a classical style of…
      Bank of Toronto, Cor. King and Bay Sts., Toronto, Can.
      International Stationery Co., Picton Canada
      Approximately 1914
      Bank figures add up beautifully, The classical stone figures on the old Toronto-Dominion bank at King and Bay Sts
      Bank figures add up beautifully, The classical stone figures on the old Toronto-Dominion bank at King and Bay Sts
      Spremo, Boris
      8/17/1966
      Chocolate Bars of gold (arrowed) in teller's cage at the Bank of Nova Scotia, King and Bay Sts
      Chocolate Bars of gold (arrowed) in teller's cage at the Bank of Nova Scotia, King and Bay Sts
      Bank of Nova Scotia
      11/24/1967
      As one Bank tops another -- once again, The fast-changing scene at the corner of King and Bay Sts
      As one Bank tops another -- once again, The fast-changing scene at the corner of King and Bay Sts
      Bank of Montreal
      11/25/1974
      Painting shows a one storey residential house with some trees around it.
      Playter, George, house, west side Don River, north of Bloor St. E.; gate house at head of Parliament St., now intersection of Bloor & Parliament Sts., Toronto, Ontario
      Cayley, Francis
      1914
      Bank Building: Queen and Bay Sts
      Bank Building: Queen and Bay Sts
      Toronto Dominion Bank
      9/18/1965
      Television Banking was introduced a week ago at Royal Bank branch, Bay and Front Sts
      Television Banking was introduced a week ago at Royal Bank branch, Bay and Front Sts
      Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
      10/26/1976
      The Royal Bank of Canada will build a headquarters tower and a shopping centre on a three-acre site bounded by Bay, Wellington and Front Sts., diagona(...)
      The Royal Bank of Canada will build a headquarters tower and a shopping centre on a three-acre site bounded by Bay, Wellington and Front Sts., diagona(...)
      Royal Bank of Canada
      7/20/1971
      April Fool at King and Bay. King and Bay Sts. seems hardly the place for a nap on cool spring morning but Gordon Jackson of Trinity College appears un(...)
      April Fool at King and Bay. King and Bay Sts. seems hardly the place for a nap on cool spring morning but Gordon Jackson of Trinity College appears un(...)
      Roworth, Eddy
      4/1/1965
      Police sharpshooter speaks into two-way radio as he watches bank at Yonge and King Sts
      Police sharpshooter speaks into two-way radio as he watches bank at Yonge and King Sts
      Mahler, John
      3/21/1977
      Strangled in winter's grip, Toronto downtown intersection of King and Bay stands empty except for gently falling snow yesterday while city snowplows f(...)
      Strangled in winter's grip, Toronto downtown intersection of King and Bay stands empty except for gently falling snow yesterday while city snowplows f(...)
      Lennon, Frank
      12/28/1968
      Dramatic contrast seen everywhere on Toronto's skyline is evidenced in this view of the Simpson Tower (left) at Queen and Bay Sts. and the spires of M(...)
      Dramatic contrast seen everywhere on Toronto's skyline is evidenced in this view of the Simpson Tower (left) at Queen and Bay Sts. and the spires of M(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      9/28/1971