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#44 Bill Needham, my Dad, worked downtown at Eaton’s (Women’s High-Grade Shoe Dept.) at the Queen & Yonge location, 1940

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#44 Bill Needham, my Dad, worked downtown at Eaton’s (Women’s High-Grade Shoe Dept.) at the Queen & Yonge location, 1940

Toronto in the 1940s: What Toronto looked like During and after the World War II

#44 Bill Needham, my Dad, worked downtown at Eaton’s (Women’s High-Grade Shoe Dept.) at the Queen & Yonge location, 1940

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←#43 553-555 Yonge Street, south-east corner of Wellesley; torn down 1948
#45 TTC Streetcar 2768 at the Bicknell Loop on the 2nd of July, 1948.→

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