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#153 Wayland Avenue, looking northeast toward Gerrard, 1960. The empty lot with billboards is now occupied by Kinsmen Manor.

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#153 Wayland Avenue, looking northeast toward Gerrard, 1960. The empty lot with billboards is now occupied by Kinsmen Manor.

What Toronto looked like in the 1960s

#153 Wayland Avenue, looking northeast toward Gerrard, 1960. The empty lot with billboards is now occupied by Kinsmen Manor.

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←#152 Southeast corner of Wayland Ave. and Gerrard St. E., 1960.
#154 Here’s the block bounded by Rhyl, Elmer, Norway, Kenilworth Avenues, the interior of which is now occupied by Beaches Lions Centennial Apartments, 1960s→

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