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#34 10 Dawes Road, constructed in the 1890s as a flour mill and grain elevator. Now a heritage building as a rare surviving mill building in Toronto, 1980s

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#34 10 Dawes Road, constructed in the 1890s as a flour mill and grain elevator. Now a heritage building as a rare surviving mill building in Toronto, 1980s

Spectacular Photos of Toronto Streets in the 1980s

#34 10 Dawes Road, constructed in the 1890s as a flour mill and grain elevator. Now a heritage building as a rare surviving mill building in Toronto, 1980s

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