Miraculous Escape at Railway Crossing, Globe, March 5, 1884
GTR Toronto to Montreal, The Canadian Magazine, Vol. 28, no. 1 (Nov. 1906) GTR Toronto to Montreal, The Canadian Magazine, Vol. 28, no. 1 (Nov. 1906)
Grand Trunk Railway Winter, Globe, December 4, 1860
Queen Street East crossing looking north – [1890s]Queen Street East crossing, looking south, appearing view 950 feet 1890-1895GTR Toronto to Montreal, The Canadian Magazine, Vol. 28, no. 1 (Nov. 1906) GTR Toronto to Montreal, The Canadian Magazine, Vol. 28, no. 1 (Nov. 1906) Queen Street East and Degrassi Street. View is looking north-west between 1920 and 1926Item is a photograph of a billboard located on the north side of Queen Street East facing McGee Street, adjacent to the Grand Trunk Railway’s Riverdale Station, visible on the left of the image.Item is a photograph of a billboard located on the north side of Queen Street East at the Grand Trunk Railway crossing by Degrassi Street. View is looking north-west on Queen Street East.Item is a photograph of two billboards located on the north side of Queen Street East near Degrassi Street, facing the Grand Trunk Railway’s Riverdale Station.Item is a photograph of three billboards located on the north side of Queen Street East at the Grand Trunk Railway crossing by Degrassi Street. View is looking north-east on Queen Street East. Visible in the background is the Dunlop Rubber factory.
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