▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres10-12 Doonaree Driveitem[1961 or 1962]Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 4 > Item 111 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentHousing: Bramalea and various areas274 Roywood Driveitem1961Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 16 > Item 11 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentService stations, plazas, and housing49-59 Kendleton DriveitemOctober 1966Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 2 > Item 21 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresCanadian Bank of Commerce branch at the Thorncrest Shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 141 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresCanadian Bank of Commerce branch at the Thorncrest Shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 151 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresCloverdale Mallitem[1961 or 1962]Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 4 > Item 71 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresConstruction of the Thorncrest Village shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 61 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentLow rise apartmentsCottonwood Drive looking south to Southill Driveitem1956Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 7 > Item 41 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresEsso station at the n-w corner of Islington Avenue and Rathburn Road at the Thorncrest shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 91 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresGrand Union grocery store at the Thorncrest Shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 161 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentHousingHouse at 262 Lake Promenade in Long Branchitem[1977]Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 12 > Item 281 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentMiscellaneous apartments, gardens, and plazasParking lot at the Thorncrest Shopping centreitemca. 1965Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 3 > Item 101 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentHousingStreet scene at Long Branch Avenue and Lake Promenade, looking eastitem[1975]Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 12 > Item 361 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centresTruck unloading at the Grand Union grocery store at Thorncrest Shopping centreitem1955Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 121 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres, apartments, and service stationsView of Etobicoke's motel strip, including the Rainbow Motel and the Dutch Sisters Hotel and Restaurantitem1961Fonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 5 > Item 51 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres[untitled]itemFonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 11 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres[untitled]itemFonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 21 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres[untitled]itemFonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 31 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres[untitled]itemFonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 41 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite
▣City of Toronto ArchivesCity of Etobicoke fondsEtobicoke Clerk's Dept. slides of commercial, residential, and parkland developmentShopping centres[untitled]itemFonds 213 > Series 1464 > File 1 > Item 51 imageView at source ↗☆Favourite