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Buildings required to be demolished for proposed Harbord Street extension shown shaded purple

item[ca. 1910]Fonds 200 > Series 2277 > Item 46

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Buildings required to be demolished for proposed Harbord Street extension shown shaded purple
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Where

Held by
City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates
[ca. 1910] (indexed as 1910)
Level
item
Extent
1 plan : print on paper, ms. annotations ; 106 x 45 cm
Scope & content
Item is a plan showing the proposed route for the Harbord Street extension between Lansdowne and Dovercourt. Written on back : Harbord St. extension plan R-B 1446.
Location
  • Harbord St · street · confidence 35% · street · found as “Harbord Street”
Genre / form
Drawings - area plans
Access & use
Copyright may or may not be held by the City of Toronto...Learn more about Copyright Details Please note that the retrieval of this open file or item will usually require one to two days. Advance notice to Archives staff is recommended. Please contact the Research Hall at 416-397-0778 to make arrangements to view these materials.
Harvested
2026-10-22T17:45:54Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto

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