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A Microcosm of the Canadian Mosaic , 1960
Kensington Market
Antenna Makes CN Tower World’s Tallest Free-standing Structure , 1975
CN Tower
Anti-Greek Riots Rock City , August 02, 1918
433 Yonge Street
Anti-Slavery Lecture Opens Hall , 1851
157 King St. E.
Architect Gets Artistic Revenge on Enemies , 1899
Old City Hall
Architectural Masterpiece Replaced by Another , 1913
King St. West and Bay St.
Art Gallery Becomes a Gehry Masterpiece , 2008
Art Gallery of Ontario
Artist’s Wanderings Reveal Canadian West , 1853
58 Wellesley St. E.
A Whale of a Tale at Toronto’s First Zoo , 1881
Front St. W. and York St.
Banting's and Best's Miraculous Cure , 1922
101 College St.
Bathhouse Raids Enrage Gay Community , 1981
Mutual St. and Carlton St.
Bob Dylan Meets Levon and the Hawks , 1965
283 Yonge St.
Bringing Home the Ages , 1916
100 Queens Park
Brookfield Place: Calatrava’s Atrium of Light , 1992
Bay St. and Front St. W.
Buried Creek’s Revenge , 1985
Philosopher's Walk
Burying the Past of 999 Queen , 1850
CAMH
Bury the Creek! , 1884
Crawford St., south of Dundas St.
Byzantium in Toronto! St. Anne’s Anglican Church , 1908
270 Gladstone Ave.
Calling Home from the Tallest Building in the British Commonwealth , January 13, 1931
25 King St. W.
Canada's First Indoor Shopping Mall , 1884
137 Yonge St.
Canada's First Municipal Park , September 11, 1860
Queen's Park
Canada's First Subway , September 08, 1949
Yonge St. and Queen St.
Card-Playing Architect Trumps Competition , 1892
Legislative Assembly of Ontario
Chicken Pot Pie in Fairyland , 1929
401 Bay St.
Cinema 2000 on Seedy Yonge Street , March 02, 1970
Yonge St. and Edward St.
City of Churches: St. Michael’s Cathedral , 1848
200 Church St.
Communications Prophet Both Hot and Cool , 1965
39A Queen's Park Crescent E.
Comradely Haven for Kindred Souls , 1920
14 Elm St.
Crystal Palace Razed by Fire , October 18, 1906
Exhibition Place
Eaton Auditorium Tops Art Deco Inspired Department Store , 1930
444 Yonge St.
Eaton Centre Endures as a Retail Landmark , February 10, 1977
220 Yonge St.
Even the Dead Have to Move Sometimes , 1850
200 Winchester St.
Fire on the Water! SS Noronic Burns , September 17, 1949
Harbour Square Park
First Parliament Buildings Torched by Invaders , 1813
Front St. E. and Berkeley St.
French Establish Trading Post in Toronto , 1751
Exhibition Place
From Methodist Publisher to MuchMusic , 1919
Queen St. W. and John St.
From Stolen Books to Violins , 1798
60 Simcoe St.
Generosity to Toronto’s Rebel Mayor , 1837
82 Bond St.
George Brown Shot By Disgruntled Employee , 1880
King St. W. and Bay St.
Glenn Gould’s Debut: “People Simply Cannot Play the Piano Like That!” , 1947
444 Yonge St.
Greatest Team and Stadium in Minor League Sports , April 29, 1926
Bathurst St. and Lake Shore Blvd W.
Great Fire Remakes Financial District , 1904
Bay St. looking north on Front St.
Henry Moore's Big Bronze “Whatchamacallit” , 1966
New City Hall
Honest Ed’s: Store Sells Everything from Wine to Twine , 1948
581 Bloor St. W.
Housing for the Red Baron’s Seat , 1890
426 University Ave
Icon of Canadian Business History , 1853
10 Toronto St.
Idealistic Experiment in Free-Form Learning , 1975
341 Bloor St. W.
Jazz Greats Play Massey Hall , May 15, 1953
178 Victoria St.
Lakefront Superhighway Named for “Big Daddy” , 1957
Gardiner Expressway
Landlocked Harbour Commission , 1911
60 Harbour St.
Last Public Hanging in Toronto , 1862
57 Adelaide Street East
Marching “For Crown and Country and the Reformed Religion” , 1873
College St. and Euclid St.
Massey Sponsors U of T Student Centre , 1919
7 Hart House Circle
“Mayor of Little Italy” Opens Supermarket , 1948
College St. and Grace St.
Mohawk Fraternal Leader Erects Skyscraper , 1895
Bay St. and Richmond St. W.
New Masterpiece Replaces Old , 1967
66 Wellington St. W.
O’Keefe Centre Opens to Great Fanfare , October 01, 1960
1 Front St. E.
Only Remaining Legitimately “Royal” Theatre , 1907
260 King St. W.
Osgoode Hall: Rare Treasure in an Urban Rush , 1832
130 Queen St W
Out of the Ashes: University College Rebuilt , 1892
15 King's College Circle
Pioneering Antitoxin Labs Open , October 25, 1917
Fitzgerald Building
“Poor House” Moves to New Quarters , 1848
87 Elm St.
Preserving Our Industrial Past , 1832
Distillery District
Princes' Gates Named After Royals , August 30, 1927
Exhibition Place
Printers Demand a Nine-Hour Day , 1872
Queen's Park Crescent E.
Protesters Shout Down Planners and Save Market , 1971
St. Lawrence Market
Punks Against Police at the Horseshoe Tavern , 1978
368 Queen St. W.
Queen Opens Sugar Refinery , 1854
95 Queen's Quay E.
Refugees from Great Famine Arrive , 1847
Ireland Park
Regiments Drill in Glorious Armouries , 1894
University Ave. and Queen St. W.
Resting Place of Toronto Notables , 1797
Parliament St. and St. James Ave.
Rhythm Rompers Make History at the Colonial Tavern , 1947
201 Yonge St.
Riverdale Farm: A Turn-of-the-Century Ontario Farm in the City , 1880
201 Winchester St.
Royalty Opens Toronto Union Station , August 06, 1927
65 Front St. W.
Sam “The Record Man” Opens , 1961
Yonge St. and Edward St.
Saving Old House Inspires Preservation , April 01, 1972
160 Queen St. W.
Secret Haul: The John Street Roundhouse , 1943
Bremner Blvd and Simcoe St.
Setting the Standard for Churches in Toronto , 1850
65 Church St.
Sh’Boom!: Rock and Roll Alumni of St. Michael’s Choir School , 1950
66 Bond St.
SkyDome Opens to a Downpour , June 03, 1989
1 Blue Jays Way
Slum Conditions in the Shadow of Old City Hall , 1911
Elizabeth St. and Foster Pl.
Stanley Barracks: Toronto’s Last Fort , 1840
Exhibition Place
Stately Manor Becomes First Art Museum , 1910
317 Dundas St. W.
“Stop Spadina!” , 1971
Spadina Ave and Bloor St. W.
Surf Reveals Fallen Captain’s Remains , 1829
Victoria Memorial Park
The Birthplace of Toronto , July 30, 1793
Fort York
The Changing Church on Cecil Street , 1891
58 Cecil St.
The God that Answereth By Fire , 1928
56 Queen St. E.
The Maple Leafs’ Last Stanley Cup and the Hillman Hex , May 02, 1967
Nathan Phillips Square
The Most Densley Populated Neighbourhood in Canada , 1950
St. James Town
The Rolling Stones Play El Mocambo , 1977
464 Spadina Ave.
The Sacking of York , 1813
Fort York
The Steamer Trillium Resurrected , June 18, 1910
Toronto Islands Ferry Terminal
The Trees of Coronation Park , May 22, 1939
Coronation Park
TIFF: Hollywood Needs All the Friends It Can Get , 1964
350 King St. W.
Tom Longboat: Long-distance Superstar , 1907
Simcoe St. and Wellington St. W.
Toronto's Historic Sporting Arena , November 12, 1931
60 Carlton St.
Toronto’s Oldest House Gets a New Home , 1879
Exhibition Place
Toronto’s Skyscraper Row , 1911
Yonge St. and King St.
Toronto’s Very Own “Flatiron Building” , 1891
49 Wellington St. E.
Uncle Chichimus Launches CBC Toronto , September 08, 1952
250 Front St. W.
Unparalleled Opulence at the Royal York , 1929
100 Front St. W.
Viljo Revell’s Breath-taking New City Hall , 1965
Toronto City Hall
V-J Celebrations in Chinatown , August 26, 1945
Elizabeth St. and Foster Place
Walking for God and Raising Hell: the Jubilee Riots , October 03, 1875
King Street West and Spadina Avenue
William Peyton Hubbard: Pioneering Black Politician , 1913
Old City Hall
Winter Garden Sealed from Toronto for Six Decades , 1913
189 Yonge St.

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  A Microcosm of the Canadian Mosaic
  
  A Microcosm of the Canadian Mosaic 1960 Kensington Market
- 43.641920 -79.386650
  Antenna Makes CN Tower World’s Tallest Free-standing Structure
  
  Antenna Makes CN Tower World’s Tallest Free-standing Structure 1975 CN Tower
- 43.660700 -79.382674
  Anti-Greek Riots Rock City
  
  Anti-Greek Riots Rock City August 02, 1918 433 Yonge Street
- 43.650252 -79.372283
  Anti-Slavery Lecture Opens Hall
  
  Anti-Slavery Lecture Opens Hall 1851 157 King St. E.
- 43.652595 -79.381671
  Architect Gets Artistic Revenge on Enemies
  
  Architect Gets Artistic Revenge on Enemies 1899 Old City Hall
- 43.648622 -79.380325
  Architectural Masterpiece Replaced by Another
  
  Architectural Masterpiece Replaced by Another 1913 King St. West and Bay St.
- 43.653963 -79.392314
  Art Gallery Becomes a Gehry Masterpiece
  
  Art Gallery Becomes a Gehry Masterpiece 2008 Art Gallery of Ontario
- 43.665683 -79.382154
  Artist’s Wanderings Reveal Canadian West
  
  Artist’s Wanderings Reveal Canadian West 1853 58 Wellesley St. E.
- 43.645315 -79.382396
  A Whale of a Tale at Toronto’s First Zoo
  
  A Whale of a Tale at Toronto’s First Zoo 1881 Front St. W. and York St.
- 43.660033 -79.389383
  Banting's and Best's Miraculous Cure
  
  Banting's and Best's Miraculous Cure 1922 101 College St.
- 43.661705 -79.377546
  Bathhouse Raids Enrage Gay Community
  
  Bathhouse Raids Enrage Gay Community 1981 Mutual St. and Carlton St.
- 43.655612 -79.380213
  Bob Dylan Meets Levon and the Hawks
  
  Bob Dylan Meets Levon and the Hawks 1965 283 Yonge St.
- 43.667623 -79.394417
  Bringing Home the Ages
  
  Bringing Home the Ages 1916 100 Queens Park
- 43.646471 -79.378989
  Brookfield Place: Calatrava’s Atrium of Light
  
  Brookfield Place: Calatrava’s Atrium of Light 1992 Bay St. and Front St. W.
- 43.665330 -79.394841
  Buried Creek’s Revenge
  
  Buried Creek’s Revenge 1985 Philosopher's Walk
- 43.644525 -79.416407
  Burying the Past of 999 Queen
  
  Burying the Past of 999 Queen 1850 CAMH
- 43.649048 -79.416733
  Bury the Creek!
  
  Bury the Creek! 1884 Crawford St., south of Dundas St.
- 43.650683 -79.430300
  Byzantium in Toronto! St. Anne’s Anglican Church
  
  Byzantium in Toronto! St. Anne’s Anglican Church 1908 270 Gladstone Ave.
- 43.648032 -79.378839
  Calling Home from the Tallest Building in the British Commonwealth
  
  Calling Home from the Tallest Building in the British Commonwealth January 13, 1931 25 King St. W.
- 43.651151 -79.378670
  Canada's First Indoor Shopping Mall
  
  Canada's First Indoor Shopping Mall 1884 137 Yonge St.
- 43.664856 -79.392480
  Canada's First Municipal Park
  
  Canada's First Municipal Park September 11, 1860 Queen's Park
- 43.652628 -79.379365
  Canada's First Subway
  
  Canada's First Subway September 08, 1949 Yonge St. and Queen St.
- 43.661525 -79.391182
  Card-Playing Architect Trumps Competition
  
  Card-Playing Architect Trumps Competition 1892 Legislative Assembly of Ontario
- 43.651867 -79.381660
  Chicken Pot Pie in Fairyland
  
  Chicken Pot Pie in Fairyland 1929 401 Bay St.
- 43.657196 -79.381269
  Cinema 2000 on Seedy Yonge Street
  
  Cinema 2000 on Seedy Yonge Street March 02, 1970 Yonge St. and Edward St.
- 43.654910 -79.377447
  City of Churches: St. Michael’s Cathedral
  
  City of Churches: St. Michael’s Cathedral 1848 200 Church St.
- 43.664239 -79.390876
  Communications Prophet Both Hot and Cool
  
  Communications Prophet Both Hot and Cool 1965 39A Queen's Park Crescent E.
- 43.657720 -79.382476
  Comradely Haven for Kindred Souls
  
  Comradely Haven for Kindred Souls 1920 14 Elm St.
- 43.632672 -79.423954
  Crystal Palace Razed by Fire
  
  Crystal Palace Razed by Fire October 18, 1906 Exhibition Place
- 43.661236 -79.383237
  Eaton Auditorium Tops Art Deco Inspired Department Store
  
  Eaton Auditorium Tops Art Deco Inspired Department Store 1930 444 Yonge St.
- 43.655216 -79.380577
  Eaton Centre Endures as a Retail Landmark
  
  Eaton Centre Endures as a Retail Landmark February 10, 1977 220 Yonge St.
- 43.667600 -79.361436
  Even the Dead Have to Move Sometimes
  
  Even the Dead Have to Move Sometimes 1850 200 Winchester St.
- 43.639983 -79.376100
  Fire on the Water! SS Noronic Burns
  
  Fire on the Water! SS Noronic Burns September 17, 1949 Harbour Square Park
- 43.650017 -79.363250
  First Parliament Buildings Torched by Invaders
  
  First Parliament Buildings Torched by Invaders 1813 Front St. E. and Berkeley St.
- 43.630659 -79.423532
  French Establish Trading Post in Toronto
  
  French Establish Trading Post in Toronto 1751 Exhibition Place
- 43.649616 -79.390646
  From Methodist Publisher to MuchMusic
  
  From Methodist Publisher to MuchMusic 1919 Queen St. W. and John St.
- 43.646681 -79.386494
  From Stolen Books to Violins
  
  From Stolen Books to Violins 1798 60 Simcoe St.
- 43.655705 -79.378227
  Generosity to Toronto’s Rebel Mayor
  
  Generosity to Toronto’s Rebel Mayor 1837 82 Bond St.
- 43.648870 -79.379203
  George Brown Shot By Disgruntled Employee
  
  George Brown Shot By Disgruntled Employee 1880 King St. W. and Bay St.
- 43.661360 -79.383098
  Glenn Gould’s Debut: “People Simply Cannot Play the Piano Like That!”
  
  Glenn Gould’s Debut: “People Simply Cannot Play the Piano Like That!” 1947 444 Yonge St.
- 43.636428 -79.399846
  Greatest Team and Stadium in Minor League Sports
  
  Greatest Team and Stadium in Minor League Sports April 29, 1926 Bathurst St. and Lake Shore Blvd W.
- 43.646363 -79.379214
  Great Fire Remakes Financial District
  
  Great Fire Remakes Financial District 1904 Bay St. looking north on Front St.
- 43.652771 -79.384643
  Henry Moore's Big Bronze “Whatchamacallit”
  
  Henry Moore's Big Bronze “Whatchamacallit” 1966 New City Hall
- 43.664829 -79.412345
  Honest Ed’s: Store Sells Everything from Wine to Twine
  
  Honest Ed’s: Store Sells Everything from Wine to Twine 1948 581 Bloor St. W.
- 43.653994 -79.388537
  Housing for the Red Baron’s Seat
  
  Housing for the Red Baron’s Seat 1890 426 University Ave
- 43.649977 -79.376412
  Icon of Canadian Business History
  
  Icon of Canadian Business History 1853 10 Toronto St.
- 43.667623 -79.400768
  Idealistic Experiment in Free-Form Learning
  
  Idealistic Experiment in Free-Form Learning 1975 341 Bloor St. W.
- 43.654180 -79.379155
  Jazz Greats Play Massey Hall
  
  Jazz Greats Play Massey Hall May 15, 1953 178 Victoria St.
- 43.637597 -79.405231
  Lakefront Superhighway Named for “Big Daddy”
  
  Lakefront Superhighway Named for “Big Daddy” 1957 Gardiner Expressway
- 43.642023 -79.378482
  Landlocked Harbour Commission
  
  Landlocked Harbour Commission 1911 60 Harbour St.
- 43.651021 -79.375513
  Last Public Hanging in Toronto
  
  Last Public Hanging in Toronto 1862 57 Adelaide Street East
- 43.655791 -79.411559
  Marching “For Crown and Country and the Reformed Religion”
  
  Marching “For Crown and Country and the Reformed Religion” 1873 College St. and Euclid St.
- 43.663696 -79.394674
  Massey Sponsors U of T Student Centre
  
  Massey Sponsors U of T Student Centre 1919 7 Hart House Circle
- 43.654607 -79.415789
  “Mayor of Little Italy” Opens Supermarket
  
  “Mayor of Little Italy” Opens Supermarket 1948 College St. and Grace St.
- 43.651320 -79.381671
  Mohawk Fraternal Leader Erects Skyscraper
  
  Mohawk Fraternal Leader Erects Skyscraper 1895 Bay St. and Richmond St. W.
- 43.647706 -79.381352
  New Masterpiece Replaces Old
  
  New Masterpiece Replaces Old 1967 66 Wellington St. W.
- 43.646514 -79.376050
  O’Keefe Centre Opens to Great Fanfare
  
  O’Keefe Centre Opens to Great Fanfare October 01, 1960 1 Front St. E.
- 43.647155 -79.387475
  Only Remaining Legitimately “Royal” Theatre
  
  Only Remaining Legitimately “Royal” Theatre 1907 260 King St. W.
- 43.651704 -79.385383
  Osgoode Hall: Rare Treasure in an Urban Rush
  
  Osgoode Hall: Rare Treasure in an Urban Rush 1832 130 Queen St W
- 43.662222 -79.395833
  Out of the Ashes: University College Rebuilt
  
  Out of the Ashes: University College Rebuilt 1892 15 King's College Circle
- 43.659819 -79.392229
  Pioneering Antitoxin Labs Open
  
  Pioneering Antitoxin Labs Open October 25, 1917 Fitzgerald Building
- 43.656804 -79.386150
  “Poor House” Moves to New Quarters
  
  “Poor House” Moves to New Quarters 1848 87 Elm St.
- 43.650563 -79.359784
  Preserving Our Industrial Past
  
  Preserving Our Industrial Past 1832 Distillery District
- 43.634872 -79.409523
  Princes' Gates Named After Royals
  
  Princes' Gates Named After Royals August 30, 1927 Exhibition Place
- 43.661950 -79.389800
  Printers Demand a Nine-Hour Day
  
  Printers Demand a Nine-Hour Day 1872 Queen's Park Crescent E.
- 43.649142 -79.371748
  Protesters Shout Down Planners and Save Market
  
  Protesters Shout Down Planners and Save Market 1971 St. Lawrence Market
- 43.649039 -79.395922
  Punks Against Police at the Horseshoe Tavern
  
  Punks Against Police at the Horseshoe Tavern 1978 368 Queen St. W.
- 43.642613 -79.370899
  Queen Opens Sugar Refinery
  
  Queen Opens Sugar Refinery 1854 95 Queen's Quay E.
- 43.634677 -79.395962
  Refugees from Great Famine Arrive
  
  Refugees from Great Famine Arrive 1847 Ireland Park
- 43.652360 -79.386780
  Regiments Drill in Glorious Armouries
  
  Regiments Drill in Glorious Armouries 1894 University Ave. and Queen St. W.
- 43.669513 -79.369263
  Resting Place of Toronto Notables
  
  Resting Place of Toronto Notables 1797 Parliament St. and St. James Ave.
- 43.653338 -79.379619
  Rhythm Rompers Make History at the Colonial Tavern
  
  Rhythm Rompers Make History at the Colonial Tavern 1947 201 Yonge St.
- 43.667224 -79.361689
  Riverdale Farm: A Turn-of-the-Century Ontario Farm in the City
  
  Riverdale Farm: A Turn-of-the-Century Ontario Farm in the City 1880 201 Winchester St.
- 43.645823 -79.379557
  Royalty Opens Toronto Union Station
  
  Royalty Opens Toronto Union Station August 06, 1927 65 Front St. W.
- 43.657029 -79.381210
  Sam “The Record Man” Opens
  
  Sam “The Record Man” Opens 1961 Yonge St. and Edward St.
- 43.651050 -79.387067
  Saving Old House Inspires Preservation
  
  Saving Old House Inspires Preservation April 01, 1972 160 Queen St. W.
- 43.641440 -79.386470
  Secret Haul: The John Street Roundhouse
  
  Secret Haul: The John Street Roundhouse 1943 Bremner Blvd and Simcoe St.
- 43.650438 -79.374011
  Setting the Standard for Churches in Toronto
  
  Setting the Standard for Churches in Toronto 1850 65 Church St.
- 43.655344 -79.377733
  Sh’Boom!: Rock and Roll Alumni of St. Michael’s Choir School
  
  Sh’Boom!: Rock and Roll Alumni of St. Michael’s Choir School 1950 66 Bond St.
- 43.641650 -79.390039
  SkyDome Opens to a Downpour
  
  SkyDome Opens to a Downpour June 03, 1989 1 Blue Jays Way
- 43.654669 -79.384815
  Slum Conditions in the Shadow of Old City Hall
  
  Slum Conditions in the Shadow of Old City Hall 1911 Elizabeth St. and Foster Pl.
- 43.632930 -79.413010
  Stanley Barracks: Toronto’s Last Fort
  
  Stanley Barracks: Toronto’s Last Fort 1840 Exhibition Place
- 43.653044 -79.392258
  Stately Manor Becomes First Art Museum
  
  Stately Manor Becomes First Art Museum 1910 317 Dundas St. W.
- 43.666634 -79.403697
  “Stop Spadina!”
  
  “Stop Spadina!” 1971 Spadina Ave and Bloor St. W.
- 43.642633 -79.400139
  Surf Reveals Fallen Captain’s Remains
  
  Surf Reveals Fallen Captain’s Remains 1829 Victoria Memorial Park
- 43.639150 -79.403300
  The Birthplace of Toronto
  
  The Birthplace of Toronto July 30, 1793 Fort York
- 43.656291 -79.398558
  The Changing Church on Cecil Street
  
  The Changing Church on Cecil Street 1891 58 Cecil St.
- 43.653152 -79.376232
  The God that Answereth By Fire
  
  The God that Answereth By Fire 1928 56 Queen St. E.
- 43.652430 -79.383715
  The Maple Leafs’ Last Stanley Cup and the Hillman Hex
  
  The Maple Leafs’ Last Stanley Cup and the Hillman Hex May 02, 1967 Nathan Phillips Square
- 43.669191 -79.372877
  The Most Densley Populated Neighbourhood in Canada
  
  The Most Densley Populated Neighbourhood in Canada 1950 St. James Town
- 43.657526 -79.400157
  The Rolling Stones Play El Mocambo
  
  The Rolling Stones Play El Mocambo 1977 464 Spadina Ave.
- 43.638078 -79.407574
  The Sacking of York
  
  The Sacking of York 1813 Fort York
- 43.640462 -79.375385
  The Steamer Trillium Resurrected
  
  The Steamer Trillium Resurrected June 18, 1910 Toronto Islands Ferry Terminal
- 43.634150 -79.406933
  The Trees of Coronation Park
  
  The Trees of Coronation Park May 22, 1939 Coronation Park
- 43.646673 -79.390357
  TIFF: Hollywood Needs All the Friends It Can Get
  
  TIFF: Hollywood Needs All the Friends It Can Get 1964 350 King St. W.
- 43.645986 -79.385515
  Tom Longboat: Long-distance Superstar
  
  Tom Longboat: Long-distance Superstar 1907 Simcoe St. and Wellington St. W.
- 43.662050 -79.379730
  Toronto's Historic Sporting Arena
  
  Toronto's Historic Sporting Arena November 12, 1931 60 Carlton St.
- 43.630709 -79.423996
  Toronto’s Oldest House Gets a New Home
  
  Toronto’s Oldest House Gets a New Home 1879 Exhibition Place
- 43.649173 -79.377907
  Toronto’s Skyscraper Row
  
  Toronto’s Skyscraper Row 1911 Yonge St. and King St.
- 43.648455 -79.374158
  Toronto’s Very Own “Flatiron Building”
  
  Toronto’s Very Own “Flatiron Building” 1891 49 Wellington St. E.
- 43.644348 -79.387674
  Uncle Chichimus Launches CBC Toronto
  
  Uncle Chichimus Launches CBC Toronto September 08, 1952 250 Front St. W.
- 43.645672 -79.382422
  Unparalleled Opulence at the Royal York
  
  Unparalleled Opulence at the Royal York 1929 100 Front St. W.
- 43.653229 -79.384547
  Viljo Revell’s Breath-taking New City Hall
  
  Viljo Revell’s Breath-taking New City Hall 1965 Toronto City Hall
- 43.654952 -79.385003
  V-J Celebrations in Chinatown
  
  V-J Celebrations in Chinatown August 26, 1945 Elizabeth St. and Foster Place
- 43.645532 -79.394867
  Walking for God and Raising Hell: the Jubilee Riots
  
  Walking for God and Raising Hell: the Jubilee Riots October 03, 1875 King Street West and Spadina Avenue
- 43.652278 -79.381049
  William Peyton Hubbard: Pioneering Black Politician
  
  William Peyton Hubbard: Pioneering Black Politician 1913 Old City Hall
- 43.652989 -79.379418
  Winter Garden Sealed from Toronto for Six Decades
  
  Winter Garden Sealed from Toronto for Six Decades 1913 189 Yonge St.
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