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    • Timeline Ashbridge’s Bay
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    • Coxwell Stables
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    • Erie Terrace to Craven Road: You can’t keep a good street down
      • Craven Road I
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        • Craven Rd Fence
        • The Fence
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    • Gerrard Ashdale Neighbourhood I
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      • Gerrard Ashdale in World War One
      • Gerrard Ashdale Library
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      • Morse Street: By The Numbers
      • Morse Street Public School
    • Queen Walk 1: A Tale of Trains, Tragedy and Leslieville’s West End
      • Queen Walk 2: Dunlop Rubber & Tire Company
      • Queen Walk 3: Sex, Lies & Murder on McGee
      • St. Stephen’s United Church, Queen Street East, Toronto
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    • 1909 Township of York Directory
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    • Duke of York
      • The Duke of York
    • Canada’s Johnny Appleseed
    • Leslie the Builder: Robert Leslie
    • Devil Wagons and The Murderdrome Toronto’s Motordrome
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    • Pocket and south to the Railway
    • Shacktown
    • The Old Toronto Golf Club links
    • Streetcars
    • Underground Railroad
    • Weaving Our History: The Isaac Price House and the Underground Railroad
    • Wagstaff Brickyards
  • George Leslie and the Toronto Nurseries
  • Wrigley Ads: “Tell ’em quick and tell ’em often.” William Wrigley Jr.
  • Carlaw Avenue: The Wrigley Business
  • Carlaw Avenue: The Wrigley Building
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  • 349 Carlaw Avenue: Piano Man
  • The Great Shacktown Crisis
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