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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(...)

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(...)

Date3/18/1929
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Original Toronto Star caption: 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 administration building. Property Commissioner Chisholm has been instructed by the board of control to confer with the trustees regarding the price of the land in case the city decides to purchase it.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberTSPA_0112859F
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.
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(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
4/1/1929
A 200-ton house nears the end of its journey through downtown Toronto as a truck eases it toward a new site near the Canada Life Building at Universit(...)
A 200-ton house nears the end of its journey through downtown Toronto as a truck eases it toward a new site near the Canada Life Building at Universit(...)
Griffin, Doug
3/31/1972
To be site for new head office
To be site for new head office
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/20/1928
Historic home once occupied by Sir William Campbell, chief justice of Upper Canada from 1825 to 1829, may be moved from its present Adelaide St. site (...)
Historic home once occupied by Sir William Campbell, chief justice of Upper Canada from 1825 to 1829, may be moved from its present Adelaide St. site (...)
Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022
2/9/1971
Yardley house, york and harbor sts
Yardley house, york and harbor sts
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/19/1939
St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891
St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891
Bull, Ron
4/2/1979
Good old days? Prices posted in the window at Arnold's Market, Bloor and Bathurst Sts
Good old days? Prices posted in the window at Arnold's Market, Bloor and Bathurst Sts
James, H.
11/15/1927
Causes reconsideration. The photograph here shows 105 King St. W., which property, because of its proximity to proposed Cambrai Ave. in the town plann(...)
Causes reconsideration. The photograph here shows 105 King St. W., which property, because of its proximity to proposed Cambrai Ave. in the town plann(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
n.d.
Open free bathing station. The new free bathing station erected by the city at the foot of Cherry St., was opened by Mayor Stewart yesterday. High tri(...)
Open free bathing station. The new free bathing station erected by the city at the foot of Cherry St., was opened by Mayor Stewart yesterday. High tri(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
7/22/1932
Building to house new woolstock factory
Building to house new woolstock factory
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/1/1941
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
Beaty, Keith
11/26/1979