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Shown Above is a landmark of old Toronto, a building which a quarter of a century ago was the Leiderkrantz Club premises, a favorite resort of busines(...)
Shown Above is a landmark of old Toronto, a building which a quarter of a century ago was the Leiderkrantz Club premises, a favorite resort of busines(...)

Shown Above is a landmark of old Toronto, a building which a quarter of a century ago was the Leiderkrantz Club premises, a favorite resort of busines(...)

Date4/1/1929
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Original Toronto Star caption: Shown Above is a landmark of old Toronto; a building which a quarter of a century ago was the Leiderkrantz Club premises; a favorite resort of business men of German nationality. It has been acquired by Victoria Studios.
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Photographs
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0112854F
Another old landmark passes. A landmark for half a century will vanish when the house of the O'Brien homestead, shown above, at the corner of Willard (...)
Another old landmark passes. A landmark for half a century will vanish when the house of the O'Brien homestead, shown above, at the corner of Willard (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
n.d.
Site for customs house. Premises formerly occupied by W. R. Broek and Co., at the southwest corner of Bay and Wellington streets, were inspected by go(...)
Site for customs house. Premises formerly occupied by W. R. Broek and Co., at the southwest corner of Bay and Wellington streets, were inspected by go(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
n.d.
Probable police site. The city is considering House of Industry premises at Elizabeth and Elm Sts. as a probable site for the proposed new police admi(...)
Probable police site. The city is considering House of Industry premises at Elizabeth and Elm Sts. as a probable site for the proposed new police admi(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/18/1929
Old landmark passes. Above is a photograph of 118-124 Duke St., a well-known downtown landmark, formerly owned by the Davidson Contracting Co., which (...)
Old landmark passes. Above is a photograph of 118-124 Duke St., a well-known downtown landmark, formerly owned by the Davidson Contracting Co., which (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
11/28/1928
Fisher home on yonge st. to be razed. An outstanding historic landmark, the cottage and warehouse on the south-east corner of Yonge and Wellesly stree(...)
Fisher home on yonge st. to be razed. An outstanding historic landmark, the cottage and warehouse on the south-east corner of Yonge and Wellesly stree(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
3/31/1948
Likely landmark
Likely landmark
Russell, Jim
9/22/1982
Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave
Above is shown the existing home of the Queen's Own sergeants' mess on University Ave
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/29/1928
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
Romain building changes hands. Above is a photograph of the Romain building, 83 to 91 King St. W., which to-day figures in one of the large down-town (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/19/1928
Building sold. Above is a photograph of the Gerhard Heintzman Company Limited building, 41-43 Queen street, west, which has been sold for $200,000 to (...)
Building sold. Above is a photograph of the Gerhard Heintzman Company Limited building, 41-43 Queen street, west, which has been sold for $200,000 to (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
2/23/1928
Robins Ltd. Sell corner for $400,000. Above are photographers of some of the properties which are mentioned in real estate circles in connection with (...)
Robins Ltd. Sell corner for $400,000. Above are photographers of some of the properties which are mentioned in real estate circles in connection with (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
1/12/1929
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
The only 18th-century building still standing in Toronto is this log cabin built in 1794 by John Scadding near today's Don Jail. It was moved to the CNE when the fair started in 1879
Bull, Ron
8/14/1978
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
Among grand homes of 19th-century company presidents on Queen's Park Crescent, stands No
Lennon, Frank
4/14/1975