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#149 251-253 College Street. This building was a storage locker place in 1930 right up until it was torn down in 2015

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#149 251-253 College Street. This building was a storage locker place in 1930 right up until it was torn down in 2015

What Toronto looked like in the 1930s Through these Fascinating Historical Photos

#149 251-253 College Street. This building was a storage locker place in 1930 right up until it was torn down in 2015

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←#148 Bloor looking west towards Keele – Lot of the houses on the right were torn down when the subway went through especially on Keele, 1933
#150 Dundas Street East, east of Jarvis Street,1935→

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