Toronto Sketches 8
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Toronto Sketches 8

The Way We Were

  1. 240 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Toronto Sketches 8

The Way We Were

About this book

Toronto Sun columnist Mike Filey is back with Toronto Sketches 8, the series that captures the people, politics, and architecture of Toronto's past with photographs and anecdotes that will change the way you see the city forever. The book brings us back to the time of Toronto's original horse-drawn streetcar, the construction of Maple Leaf Gardens, and other memories of Toronto, many of which show how history repeats itself, as in the gas price wars of the early 20th century or the debate in 1911 over building a bridge to Toronto island.

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Information

Publisher
Dundurn Press
Year
2004
Print ISBN
9781550025279
eBook ISBN
9781459712584

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half title
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Fave Painting Tells a Story
  7. Business Buried in the Past
  8. Marilyn Buoyed Our Hearts
  9. Coming to a Dead End
  10. Auto Shows a Toronto Tradition
  11. Looking For an Even Better Way
  12. Dial-Up Phone Changes
  13. No Getting Away from Them
  14. Downtown Living at Its Best
  15. WWII Hit Close to Home
  16. WWII Heroes Boost Morale
  17. Leafs Scored First Cup in ’32
  18. Toronto Shows Off Its Easter Finery
  19. Toronto’s Diamond Dreams
  20. Looking After Our Veterans
  21. At the Crossroads
  22. Front and Centre
  23. Foster Father of T.O.
  24. Planting the Seeds
  25. Proud, Old Haida
  26. Move Over Roswell
  27. Forever Yonge
  28. 25 Years and Counting
  29. Toronto’s Capital Idea
  30. On a Pioneer Quest
  31. TTC Treasures on Display
  32. Country Roads Now Busy Scarborough Intersection
  33. Toronto’s Finest Walkin’ the Beat through History
  34. Celebrating Simcoe
  35. One More Time Around
  36. Sub Lore Lives On
  37. New Life from Liberty
  38. Moving Toronto
  39. Dying for Recognition
  40. City’s First Superhighway
  41. Junction Name Survives Many Amalgamations
  42. Taking Stock of the Junction
  43. The Evolution of a Corner
  44. A “Horrid” City Hall
  45. The Legacy Continues
  46. Dig Solves Mystery
  47. Deer Roamed Here
  48. Hero’s Final Journey
  49. Magic Movie Memories
  50. Booking Christmas
  51. A Small Mystery
  52. Our Long and Winding Roads
  53. Our Man Filey Is Stumped
  54. Exposing Our Past in Pictures
  55. Tracing Toronto’s Tracks
  56. Fort York Under Attack
  57. Streetwalkin’ Man
  58. Glory Days of the Palace Pier
  59. Bridging the Gap
  60. Toronto, A Safe Haven
  61. When the Leafs Budded
  62. On the Shelf
  63. Tripping Down Gasoline Alley
  64. Last Movie Palace
  65. The “DĂ©jĂ  Vu” from Here
  66. TD Centre on Horizon
  67. Moving Story of Historic Home
  68. Down Home Heroes
  69. Charred Ruins in Our City
  70. Glory for Leafs
  71. Swimming Into History
  72. Dickens of a Traveller
  73. On the Trams
  74. Thirty-Five Years on the Go
  75. “Best Used Car Buy in Town”
  76. Charting Toronto Harbour
  77. Life’s a Beach
  78. Have a Right Royal Visit
  79. Recipe for a Riot
  80. Lighting Up 135 Candles
  81. In the Market for a Change
  82. Art at the Market Gallery
  83. Ahh, Those Good Old Days
  84. Queen’s Quay: Before and After
  85. Off to Market We Go
  86. Consummating the Union
  87. History of Our Brave Mounted Police
  88. Enter the Princes’ Gates
  89. Making an Exhibition
  90. What Might Have Been
  91. Dental College Endures
  92. A Desire for Streetcars
  93. That Was Then, This Is Now
  94. Spad-ee-na, Spad-eye-na?
  95. Will Plans Fly This Time?
  96. Rollin’ on Toronto Bay
  97. Say Goodbye to the Past
  98. Come Dance With Me
  99. Origins of the Sheppard Subway Line
  100. From Footpath to Street
  101. Power to the People
  102. Memories of Eaton’s
  103. Stories from History on Track
  104. Streetcar-Only Lanes
  105. On the Waterfront
  106. Views of Toronto’s Evolving Skyline

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