Yorkville Temperance Hall, Davenport Road, south side, between Yonge Street and Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, during demolition
Date6/5/1986
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Bull, Ron
(photographer)
Toronto Star (Firm)
(publisher)
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NotesOriginal Toronto Star caption: Yorkville temperance landmark demolished. An excavator smashes down the walls of 138-year-old Ketchum Hall on Davenport Rd. yesterday after officials of the Stone Church, which owns the building, ignored pleas from politicians to postpone the demolition. Angry neighbors watched helplessly as the building - once the centre of the Ontario temperance movement - was reduced to rubble. A parking lot will replace it.
Image published in the Toronto Star, 6 June 1986, page A6, with article by Damien Cox, "Historic hall wrecked for parking lot".
Image published in the Toronto Star, 6 June 1986, page A6, with article by Damien Cox, "Historic hall wrecked for parking lot".
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Object NumberTSPA_0112851F
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