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The way things were
The way things were

The way things were

Date1/4/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: The way things were: The empty shell of Paul Kane's house on Wellesley St. E., left makes a sorry picture beside the home as it was 120 years ago. A decision is to be made soon whether it can be saved from destruction. An exhibition of Kane's paintings of American Indians opens at the Royal Ontario Museum Monday.
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    GeographyCity, town, townshipToronto
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
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    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_0058866F
      The way things were
      The way things were
      Lennon, Frank
      1/8/1977
      Dave Winfield: Things worked out the way I wanted, he says of trade
      Dave Winfield: Things worked out the way I wanted, he says of trade
      Bull, Ron
      5/18/1990
      Reading to his daughter about the beauty of animals and the way they care for their young has educated me to see things in a different light, says Newfoundlander Nick Laite, who once was enthused about the seal hunt
      Reading to his daughter about the beauty of animals and the way they care for their young has educated me to see things in a different light, says Newfoundlander Nick Laite, who once was enthused about the seal hunt
      Darrell, Dick
      2/17/1978
      Silver Tarnish: Egerton Marcus of Toronto, who had a broken hand when he won Seoul silver, says, Things are not the way you want them to be or think they could be
      Silver Tarnish: Egerton Marcus of Toronto, who had a broken hand when he won Seoul silver, says, Things are not the way you want them to be or think they could be
      Goode, Jeff
      2/24/1989
      Don Campbell: Maclean Hunter chairman says they enjoy things the way are
      Don Campbell: Maclean Hunter chairman says they enjoy things the way are
      Campbell, Donald G.
      5/3/1982
      Image shows a helicopter in the air with Toronto's skyline in the background.
      Aerial shape of things to come. A helicopter service which will whisk passengers between Malton and downtown Toronto in nine minutes is expected to get under way next week. Here the three-place chopper is shown rising from the park south of Harbour St. on the lakefront. [Incomplete]
      James, Norman
      3/2/1961
      The way things used to be, A 1912 Heider tractor made by the Tock Island Plow Co
      The way things used to be, A 1912 Heider tractor made by the Tock Island Plow Co
      Beaty, Keith
      1/29/1976
      The shape of things to come, Cars and trucks with their lights ablaze drive through snow on the Queen Elizabeth Way as blinding fall hit Metro today. (...)
      The shape of things to come, Cars and trucks with their lights ablaze drive through snow on the Queen Elizabeth Way as blinding fall hit Metro today. (...)
      Goode, Jeff
      12/13/1973
      This is so ridiculous, why someone has to live this way,' says Bob Ross, an ex-florist who is so allergic to ordinary things that he has to put reading material into a special sealed box
      This is so ridiculous, why someone has to live this way,' says Bob Ross, an ex-florist who is so allergic to ordinary things that he has to put reading material into a special sealed box
      Millar, Cal
      7/4/1984
      Scientists at work: Dr. Shaun Gray researches the hard way in a motion sickness machine while Bob Sheung makes necessary adjustments to get things goi(...)
      Scientists at work: Dr. Shaun Gray researches the hard way in a motion sickness machine while Bob Sheung makes necessary adjustments to get things goi(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      1/1/1982
      The stores. Those were the days, weren't they? Sausage at 10 cents a pound. Your own handy grocer to hand things down. [Incomplete]
      The stores. Those were the days, weren't they? Sausage at 10 cents a pound. Your own handy grocer to hand things down. [Incomplete]
      Darrell, Dick
      1/8/1966
      Ken Whiteley: Maybe we were meant to work things out in tribes
      Ken Whiteley: Maybe we were meant to work things out in tribes
      Lennon, Frank
      9/9/1970