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Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years, have to vacate the premises by Monday, when the new owner takes possession
Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years, have to vacate the premises by Monday, when the new owner takes possession

Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years, have to vacate the premises by Monday, when the new owner takes possession

Date3/12/1987
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  • Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years; have to vacate the premises by Monday; when the new owner takes possession.
  • Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years, have to vacate the premises by Monday, when the new owner takes possession
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Original Toronto Star caption: Leaving home: The men who have lived in the West Hill Tavern for up to 11 years; have to vacate the premises by Monday; when the new owner takes possession.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0008608F
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      Orange Hall, Eglinton, St. Clement's Avenue, south side, west of Yonge Street. Image shows a li…
      Orange Hall, Eglinton, St. Clement's Avenue, south side, west of Yonge Street (rear of premises, would formerly have been described as on Yonge Street, west side, betwest Castlefield & St. Clement's Aves.)
      Loyal Orange Association of British America‏
      1958
      Back in business: Half the sewing machines have been carted away to be sold and company is moving to smaller premises. But Leon Benoliel has National Drapery - a leaner, trimmer version of the company - in operation again after last February's bankruptcy.
      Back in business: Half the sewing machines have been carted away to be sold and company is moving to smaller premises. But Leon Benoliel has National Drapery - a leaner, trimmer version of the company - in operation again after last February's bankruptcy.
      Beaty, Keith
      5/3/1982
      Bilked of their savings of $1,000 by men posing as bank inspectors, 80-year-old Mr. and Mrs. Alex Downie stand outside their home on Kenwood Ave., where they have lived 40 years, as they tell they were swindled. A man took away fifty $20 bills to check s
      Bilked of their savings of $1,000 by men posing as bank inspectors, 80-year-old Mr. and Mrs. Alex Downie stand outside their home on Kenwood Ave., where they have lived 40 years, as they tell they were swindled. A man took away fifty $20 bills to check s
      Barkley, Harold
      9/24/1970
      When a dozen provincial police swooped down on the premises of the National Sporting Club, Lakeshore Rd
      When a dozen provincial police swooped down on the premises of the National Sporting Club, Lakeshore Rd
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      11/16/1931
      Image shows train tracks and some buildings in the background.
      Front Street West, south side (rear of premises), from east to west of York St
      Unknown
      1896
      Toronto Academy (1846-1855), Front Street West, north side, between Bay & York Streets (rear of premises, behind Knox College)
      Toronto Academy (1846-1855), Front Street West, north side, between Bay & York Streets (rear of premises, behind Knox College)
      Staples, Owen, 1866-1949
      1912
      House, Louisa St., south side, west of Bay St., rear of premises
      House, Louisa St., south side, west of Bay St., rear of premises
      Salmon, James V. (James Victor)
      4 August 1954
      St. George St., west side, rear of premises, from Dupont St. to Bernard Avenue, looking east
      St. George St., west side, rear of premises, from Dupont St. to Bernard Avenue, looking east
      Rolph, Joseph Thomas, 1831-1916
      1890
      Under the leadership of Dr. John Ferguson, houses at 393 and 395 Manning Ave., near College and Bathurst Sts., were rented in 1895 for $552 a year as first premises of Toronto Western Hospital
      Under the leadership of Dr. John Ferguson, houses at 393 and 395 Manning Ave., near College and Bathurst Sts., were rented in 1895 for $552 a year as first premises of Toronto Western Hospital
      Bull, Ron
      12/22/1975
      After An Eight-Hour Siege in which more than 30 rifle shots were fired from a Scarborough apartment, 26-year-old resident is taken from the tear-gas-filled premises by Metro Police Sgt
      After An Eight-Hour Siege in which more than 30 rifle shots were fired from a Scarborough apartment, 26-year-old resident is taken from the tear-gas-filled premises by Metro Police Sgt
      Norris, Dave
      1/1/1978
      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(...)
      Toronto Star (Firm)
      3/18/1929
      Doctor-turned-birdwatcher: Jim Langstaff, latest in a line of 11 doctors who have lived and practised in the old family home since 1849, is now retired and spends his time golfing, skiing, birdwatching and compiling family history, tracing his roots back to Christopher Martin, a passenger on the Mayflower
      Doctor-turned-birdwatcher: Jim Langstaff, latest in a line of 11 doctors who have lived and practised in the old family home since 1849, is now retired and spends his time golfing, skiing, birdwatching and compiling family history, tracing his roots back to Christopher Martin, a passenger on the Mayflower
      Slaughter, Mike
      4/2/1984