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 Snapshot of 19th-Century Town Life in Scarborough 1858 1007 Brimley Road

A Subterranean Musical Oasis at the Riverboat 1969 Yorkville Ave and Hazelton Ave

A Whale of a Tale at Toronto’s First Zoo 1881 Front St. W. and York St.

A Whimsical Fill-up at Joy Oil 1936 Casimir Gzowski Park

Babe Ruth Hits First Pro Homer at Hanlan’s Point September 05, 1914 Toronto Islands

Banting's and Best's Miraculous Cure 1922 101 College St.

Bathhouse Raids Enrage Gay Community 1981 Mutual St. and Carlton St.

Before Yonge Street There Was Carrying Place Trail 1615 Mouth of the Humber River

Bob Dylan Meets Levon and the Hawks 1965 283 Yonge St.

Bollywood at the Naaz Theatre 1970 Gerrard St. E. and Ashdale Ave

Bringing Home the Ages 1916 100 Queens Park

Brookfield Place: Calatrava’s Atrium of Light 1992 Bay St. and Front St. W.

Building an Accidental Wilderness 1959 Tommy Thompson Park

Building the City, Brick by Beautiful Red Brick 1882 Evergreen Brick Works

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 Favourite Pianos: Heintzman & Co. 1860 Heintzman St.

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

Castle Stable Hides Military Secret 1940 Casa Loma Stables

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.

Clarks Create Idyllic Community August 28, 1957 Guildwood Village

Comfortable Homes Built for Low-Income Tenants 1913 Spruce St. and Sumach 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

Defiant Lion Guards Queen Elizabeth Way 1939 Sir Casimir Gzowski Park

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.

Family Bequest Preserves Rare Ecology 1873 High Park

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.

Five-Year-Old Rows Across Toronto Bay to see Prince of Wales September 07, 1860 Toronto Islands

“Foremost if I Can.” Henry Pellatt and Casa Loma 1905 Casa Loma

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.

Hated Chorley Park Mansion Demolished 1961 Chorley Park

Henry Moore's Big Bronze “Whatchamacallit” 1966 New City Hall

Heroic Rescue in Toronto Harbour December 05, 1868 Toronto Islands

High Flier of Etobicoke Collegiate Institute 1944 86 Montgomery Road

Highland Creek: Toronto's River? 1796 Gatineau Hydro Corridor

Historic House Reopens to Showcase 1920s and 30s 1920 285 Spadina Rd.

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

Hurricane Hazel Rages Across Toronto October 15, 1954 Old Mill Road

Icon of Canadian Business History 1853 10 Toronto St.

Idealistic Experiment in Free-Form Learning 1975 341 Bloor St. W.

"Individuality in simplicity": Eden Smith in Wychwood Park 1906 Wychwood Park

Inspired Couple Creates Artists’ Colony 1932 201 Guildwood Parkway

Island Airport’s Long Aviation History 1939 Toronto Islands

Jazz Greats Play Massey Hall May 15, 1953 178 Victoria St.

Joni Mitchell Debuts in the Dungeon 1965 112 Yorkville Ave

Lakefront Superhighway Named for “Big Daddy” 1957 Gardiner Expressway

Landlocked Harbour Commission 1911 60 Harbour St.

Landmark Bridge Traverses the Don River 1918 Bloor Viaduct

Last Public Hanging in Toronto 1862 57 Adelaide Street East

Led Zeppelin at the Masonic Temple 1969 888 Yonge St.

Living History Museum Opens on Black Creek 1960 Black Creek Pioneer Village

Marching “For Crown and Country and the Reformed Religion” 1873 College St. and Euclid St.

Marilyn Bell Swims Lake Ontario September 08, 1954 Budapest Park

Massey Sponsors U of T Student Centre 1919 7 Hart House Circle

“Mayor of Little Italy” Opens Supermarket 1948 College St. and Grace St.

Mimico Creek: A Former Squatters’ Paradise 1940 Mimico Creek

Mohawk Fraternal Leader Erects Skyscraper 1895 Bay St. and Richmond St. W.

Murdered Keeper Haunts Lighthouse — or Does He? January 02, 1815 Toronto Islands

New Masterpiece Replaces Old 1967 66 Wellington St. W.

“Of all the World’s Great Heroes, There’s None that Can Compare” 1812 Grenadier Pond, High Park

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

Palace of Fun on the Lake 1927 Palace Pier Park

Palace of Purification 1941 2701 Queen St. E.

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.

Rare Example of Regency Picturesque Preserved 1837 Colborne Lodge, High Park

Refugees from Great Famine Arrive 1847 Ireland Park

Regiments Drill in Glorious Armouries 1894 University Ave. and Queen St. W.

Reluctant Rebel Rebuilds House on Yonge Street 1851 5172 Yonge St.

Remnants of Toronto’s Oldest Mill Site on the Don River 1793 Todmorden Mills

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.

Service at St. Andrew's Church 1849 115 St. Andrews Road

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.

Spiritual Beach for Little Malta 1930 3224 Dundas St. W.

Stanley Barracks: Toronto’s Last Fort 1840 Exhibition Place

Stately Manor Becomes First Art Museum 1910 317 Dundas St. W.

Stockyards Reinforce “Hogtown” Reputation 1903 Keele St. and St. Clair Ave W.

“Stop Spadina!” 1971 Spadina Ave and Bloor St. W.

Storm Separates Toronto from Islands 1858 Ward's Island

Strength in Numbers: Huron-Wendat Village 1450 Finch Hydro Corridor

Surf Reveals Fallen Captain’s Remains 1829 Victoria Memorial Park

Take the Money and Run 1952 Lansdowne Ave. and College St.

Teiaiagon: Transitions from One World to Another 1660 Humber River at Baby Point

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 Inside Track: The First Queen’s Plate June 27, 1860 High Park Ave and Humberside Ave

The Junction Shul: A Heritage Place of Worship 1911 56 Maria St.

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 Murder that Made the Junction Go “Dry” 1897 Keele St. at Dundas St. W.

The Old Don Jail, Cursed From the Start 1865 550 Gerrard St. E.

The Playground by the Lake 1920 Sunnyside Pavilion

The Rolling Stones Play El Mocambo 1977 464 Spadina Ave.

The Sacking of York 1813 Fort York

The Scarborough Bluffs: Toronto's Early Landmark 1793 Bluffer's Park

The Steamer Trillium Resurrected June 18, 1910 Toronto Islands Ferry Terminal

The Trees of Coronation Park May 22, 1939 Coronation Park

Thomas Montgomery’s Inn - not Tavern 1837 4709 Dundas St. W.

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 Architect Finally Builds His Dream House 1913 5 Austin Terrace

Toronto's Historic Sporting Arena November 12, 1931 60 Carlton St.

Toronto’s Oldest House Gets a New Home 1879 Exhibition Place

Toronto’s Premature Commuter Train 1889 Kay Gardner Beltline Trail

Toronto’s Skyscraper Row 1911 Yonge St. and King St.

Toronto’s Very Own “Flatiron Building” 1891 49 Wellington St. E.

Toronto's Wetlands: The Humber Marshes 1999 South Humber Park

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

Waiting for the Sheriff to Come 1980 Toronto Islands

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.

York University's Front Door at Vari Hall 1991 4700 Keele St.