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March 15th in Leslieville: articles and images

Posted byLeslieville Historical SocietyMarch 16, 2025Posted inGeneral HistoryTags:Armstrong Hall, Bonita Theatre, Booth Avewnue, Carlaw Avenue, Eastern Avenue, Gerrard Street East, Greenwood Avenue, growth of Toronto, J. A. Pelletier, Jimmie Simpson, Leslieville, map 1896, Martin Senour Paints, May Hand, Owen Staples, paint manufacturers Toronto, Pape Avenue, Queen Street East, R. H. Peter, Riverdale Boarding Stables, Sons of Scotland, street cars Toronto, Toronto Golf Club, Toronto history, Toronto Street Railway, TrolleyLeave a comment on March 15th in Leslieville: articles and images

Toronto in the Good Ole Days, Toronto Sunday World, May 10, 1914

Posted byLeslieville Historical SocietyMay 10, 2023Posted inGeneral HistoryTags:Alexander Gemmell, cholera, epidemic, Fire Department, fire fighting, first train, fishing, fishing Toronto Harbour, Fletcher, Julia Marlowe, King Street, Lady Elgin, pigs, pigs in the street, shoemaker, shoemaking, Toronto Harbour, Toronto history, Toronto in the Good Ole Days, Yonge StreetLeave a comment on Toronto in the Good Ole Days, Toronto Sunday World, May 10, 1914

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1909 Township of York Directory
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Canada’s Johnny Appleseed
Canada’s Johnny Appleseed
Leslie the Builder: Robert Leslie
Leslie the Builder: Robert Leslie
St. Stephen’s United Church, Queen Street East, Toronto
Duke of York
Devil Wagons and The Murderdrome Toronto’s Motordrome
Devil Wagons and The Murderdrome: Toronto’s Motordrome
Heward’s Creek Illustrations, Photos, Maps
The Fence
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349 Carlaw Avenue: Piano Man
Alton Avenue
Ashbridge’s Bay
Austin Avenue: Subdivision 549 by Joanne Doucette
Carlaw Avenue: The Wrigley Building
Devil Wagons and The Murderdrome: Toronto’s Motordrome
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Duke of York
George Leslie and the Toronto Nurseries
Heward/Holly Creek
Leslie the Builder: Robert Leslie
Leslieville History
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Luella Price and the Lane Way
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Morse Street Public School
The Russell Family of Leslieville
Wagstaff Brickyards
Wrigley Ads: “Tell ’em quick and tell ’em often.” William Wrigley Jr.
Carlaw: April 7, 1948

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