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The crowded streets of Hong Kong are rich in sounds, sights, smells and human activity
The crowded streets of Hong Kong are rich in sounds, sights, smells and human activity

The crowded streets of Hong Kong are rich in sounds, sights, smells and human activity

Date11/1/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: The crowded streets of Hong Kong are rich in sounds; sights; smells and human activity
Medium
Photographs
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0117472F
    Street corner businessman selling rabbits out of back of his truck is just part of the smells, the crowds, the commotion and the sounds that make Kens(...)
    Street corner businessman selling rabbits out of back of his truck is just part of the smells, the crowds, the commotion and the sounds that make Kens(...)
    Bezant, Graham
    9/28/1980
    Ripe with the smells, the sounds, the color and the feel of the old marketplaces of Middle Europe, Kensington Market radiates from Augusta Ave. - its (...)
    Ripe with the smells, the sounds, the color and the feel of the old marketplaces of Middle Europe, Kensington Market radiates from Augusta Ave. - its (...)
    Bezant, Graham
    6/21/1977
    Laughter in the streets, Sights and sounds of the city become lively as the bright sun brings life back to the streets
    Laughter in the streets, Sights and sounds of the city become lively as the bright sun brings life back to the streets
    Combs, Erin
    5/21/1975
    Gateway to heaven for lovers of Chinese food, San Francisco combines some of the best oriental meals with wonderful sounds and sights that makes it ev(...)
    Gateway to heaven for lovers of Chinese food, San Francisco combines some of the best oriental meals with wonderful sounds and sights that makes it ev(...)
    Bryant, George
    5/14/1971
    Hong Kong Hawkers share the crowded streets with shoppers every day of the week in some sections of the city, particularly Causeway Bay, which is the (...)
    Hong Kong Hawkers share the crowded streets with shoppers every day of the week in some sections of the city, particularly Causeway Bay, which is the (...)
    Bryant, George
    3/25/1972
    Colour trade card advertisement depicting an illustration of a monkey looking at a cup of coffe…
    It smells like Coffee!
    late 1800s
    Designer Stefan Kory: Home was filled with 'great smells and good food'
    Designer Stefan Kory: Home was filled with 'great smells and good food'
    Beaty, Keith
    5/30/1979
    Something smells. Frustrated North York residents, unable to deliver their rotting garbage to the Ingram Dr. incinerator after it closed for the weeke(...)
    Something smells. Frustrated North York residents, unable to deliver their rotting garbage to the Ingram Dr. incinerator after it closed for the weeke(...)
    Innell, Reg, 1926-2018
    7/16/1979
    The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
    The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
    Bryant, George
    4/7/1972
    Drilling militia bring back the sight, sound and even smell of the colonial days two centuries ago when America was young
    Drilling militia bring back the sight, sound and even smell of the colonial days two centuries ago when America was young
    Bryant, George
    6/7/1974
    Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
    Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
    Bryant, George
    12/31/1977
    Above, humanpower, rather than horsepower, gets King around the streets of Hong Kong, where he has become an instant celebrity
    Above, humanpower, rather than horsepower, gets King around the streets of Hong Kong, where he has become an instant celebrity
    Goode, Jeff
    10/18/1988