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Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington
Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington

Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington

Date3/3/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Landmark: Author Pierre Berton is as much a landmark as Gooderham Flairton Building at Front and Wellington.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
      Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Object NumberTSPA_0032502F
      Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
      Country home: Janet Berton, wife of author Pierre Berton, sits in front of the historic Kline/Howland house in Kleinburg, the town where they have lived for 38 years
      Berton, Pierre, 1920-2004
      8/4/1988
      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.
      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
      Landmark: The spire of St. Francis de Sales Church, at 76 Church St., was an early landmark in Pickering Village. It was built around 1871. The village was originally known as Duffin's Creek
      Landmark: The spire of St. Francis de Sales Church, at 76 Church St., was an early landmark in Pickering Village. It was built around 1871. The village was originally known as Duffin's Creek
      Irish, Paul
      7/22/1987
      Toronto landmark, old Knox College building, recently renovated and now used as a laboratory, stands in a circular island in the centre of Spadina Ave(...)
      Toronto landmark, old Knox College building, recently renovated and now used as a laboratory, stands in a circular island in the centre of Spadina Ave(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      1/5/1948
      Historic Landmark, In this building just outside Brockville, which goes by the name of Craft's tavern, the first Orange order in Ontario was institute(...)
      Historic Landmark, In this building just outside Brockville, which goes by the name of Craft's tavern, the first Orange order in Ontario was institute(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/14/1928
      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
      The golden boy, atop the legislative building, is the city's best known landmark
      The golden boy, atop the legislative building, is the city's best known landmark
      Darrell, Dick
      6/9/1973
      Landmarks Leaving, The Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National exhibition, is being demolished but the eight 15-f(...)
      Landmarks Leaving, The Electrical Building, just inside the Princes' Gates at the Canadian National exhibition, is being demolished but the eight 15-f(...)
      Canadian National Exhibition (Toronto, Ont.)
      5/16/1972
      The most highly visible landmark in downtown Toronto, the CN Tower casts a giant shadow over city streets and buildings
      The most highly visible landmark in downtown Toronto, the CN Tower casts a giant shadow over city streets and buildings
      Spremo, Boris
      11/25/1974
      Council saves landmark. Toronto City Council yesterday overruled its executive committee and voted to restore, not demolish, this crumbling building a(...)
      Council saves landmark. Toronto City Council yesterday overruled its executive committee and voted to restore, not demolish, this crumbling building a(...)
      Geo, Mario
      11/25/1971
      Derek Besant's mural on the Gooderham Building at Wellington and Jarvis Sts
      Derek Besant's mural on the Gooderham Building at Wellington and Jarvis Sts
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      5/24/1988