The Bloor Viaduct During Construction Through Amazing Photos _s2
The Prince Edward Viaduct System, commonly referred to as the Bloor Viaduct, is the name of a truss arch bridge system in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, connecting Bloor Street East, on the west side of the system, with Danforth Avenue on…
Cycling in Toronto in the Early 20th Century _s21
The omnipresence of the bicycle and bike culture in 1890s Toronto far surpasses anything we know today. But remarkably, the political issues associated with cycling are almost unchanged. Cycling club in Toronto, 1900 In the 1890s Toronotonians were preoccupied with…
Cycling in Toronto in the Early 20th Century _s2
The omnipresence of the bicycle and bike culture in 1890s Toronto far surpasses anything we know today. But remarkably, the political issues associated with cycling are almost unchanged. Cycling club in Toronto, 1900 In the 1890s Toronotonians were preoccupied with…
Pictures of the Early Chinese Canadians in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries _s2
Here’s a collection vintage photos of Canada’s Chinese population in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Chinese quarters in Toronto, 1923. Chinese printing office on Louisa Street, Toronto, 1923. Chinese at work on C.P.R. (Canadian Pacific Railway) in…
Miss War Worker Beauty Contest in Toronto, Canada, 1942 _s2
On July 18, 1942, more than 100 contestants from Canada’s major military manufacturing plants vied for the title of “Miss War Worker.” The winner, Dorothy Linham, starred in a Palmolive Soap advertisement. During the Second World War, every country had…
Alberta in the Early 20th Century Through Amazing Vintage Photos _s2
Alberta is one of the thirteen provinces and territories of Canada. It is part of Western Canada and is one of the three prairie provinces. Alberta is bordered by British Columbia to the west, Saskatchewan to the east, the Northwest…
Cycling in Toronto in the Early 20th Century _s2
The omnipresence of the bicycle and bike culture in 1890s Toronto far surpasses anything we know today. But remarkably, the political issues associated with cycling are almost unchanged. Cycling club in Toronto, 1900 In the 1890s Toronotonians were preoccupied with…
Believed to be the Last Example: 1916 Detroiter Model 6-45 Touring _s2
This 1916 Detroiter Model 6-45 Touring Car, with an aerodynamic dual-cowl body, is believed to be the only surviving six-cylinder vehicle from the independent “assembled” automobile manufacturer located in Detroit, Michigan. Detroiters were previously produced with four-cylinder and early V8…
20+ Incredible Photos Show the Aftermath of the Great Fire of Toronto in 1904 _s2
It was a miserably cold night, with bitter gusts of wind and a light snow even though it was the middle of April. And about an hour after sunset, things would get even worse. No one is entirely sure what…
40+ Amazing Vintage Photographs That Show What Toronto Looked Like in the 1900s _s2
Toronto in the 1900s didn’t much resemble the city we know today. Not only was the skyline virtually undeveloped—the tallest structures were the Temple Building at 10 storeys and the Trader’s Bank Building at 15 storeys—but the Bloor Viaduct was…