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Looking south on Bay St. from College St., giant new office buildings dominate Toronto's skyline
Looking south on Bay St. from College St., giant new office buildings dominate Toronto's skyline

Looking south on Bay St. from College St., giant new office buildings dominate Toronto's skyline

Date8/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Looking south on Bay St. from College St.; giant new office buildings dominate Toronto's skyline
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0115179F
      A giant needle stretching 1,800 feet above ground to dominate the skyline of Toronto
      A giant needle stretching 1,800 feet above ground to dominate the skyline of Toronto
      Spremo, Boris
      12/26/1974
      Superstructure of giant freighter under construction in the shipyard dominates the skyline in downtown Collingwood
      Superstructure of giant freighter under construction in the shipyard dominates the skyline in downtown Collingwood
      Brennan, Pat
      3/23/1977
      Image shows apartments dominate the skyline looking north across Highway 401 at Don Mills Road,…
      Apartments dominate the skyline looking north across Highway 401 at Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/10/1969
      Looking south east from Temple Bldg. (Richmond St. W., north west corner Bay St.), top of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Bay St., south east corner Richmond St. W., in foreground. Toronto, Ont.
      Looking south east from Temple Bldg. (Richmond St. W., north west corner Bay St.), top of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Bay St., south east corner Richmond St. W., in foreground. Toronto, Ont.
      James M. Davis (Firm)
      1902?
      Two medium-height buildings of Saratoga Village dominate a residential area composed largely of residential houses and townhouses in the north part of Burlingtonés downtown core, south of the Queen Elizabeth Way.
      Two medium-height buildings of Saratoga Village dominate a residential area composed largely of residential houses and townhouses in the north part of Burlingtonés downtown core, south of the Queen Elizabeth Way.
      Davies, Stan
      10/6/1975
      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
      Image shows an aerial view of the Harbour.
      Toronto's skyline would have been drastically different if these buildings had been erected under criteria proposed last night by the city planning bo(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      10/22/1974
      Tanks dominate skyline, Gasoline and oil storage tanks, some complete, others in course of construction, have already been erected on the site of the (...)
      Tanks dominate skyline, Gasoline and oil storage tanks, some complete, others in course of construction, have already been erected on the site of the (...)
      British American Oil
      11/1/1941
      This splendid basilica dominates the skyline
      This splendid basilica dominates the skyline
      Spremo, Boris
      9/13/1973
      Image shows a few grain elevators by the lake.
      New grain elevators reared at waterfront: Toronto's two new grain elevators; as seen looking from western gap across the Bay toward Fleet St. and city. Royal York hotel in background.
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      n.d.
      View of Toronto skyline as seen from the roof of the New MacLean Building, University Avenue and Dundas St
      View of Toronto skyline as seen from the roof of the New MacLean Building, University Avenue and Dundas St
      Canada Life Assurance Company
      1930-07
      Image shows a skyline of Toronto.
      Toronto's skyline seen from the foot of York street, the Harbor Commission building on the left
      Boyd, John
      5/2/1925