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Yonge Street and Dundas Street West

item[193-?]Fonds 1257 > Series 1057 > Item 50

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Yonge Street and Dundas Street West
City of Toronto Archives · Fonds 1257 > Series 1057 > Item 50 · displayed from the archive's own server (7078.sydneyplus.com) · full-size image ↗ · view and cite at source ↗Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner. ...Learn more about Copyright Details The negative of this image is not available to request because it has vinegar syndrome, a condition that gradually destroys the negative. It has been stored in a freezer to slow the rate of damage and may not be retrieved. The Archives plans to digitize all vinegar syndrome negatives, and…

Where

290 Yonge StCorrect the locationNearby on the big map
Held by
City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates
[193-?] (indexed as 1930–1939)
Level
item
Extent
1 photonegative : glass, b & w ; 10 x 13 cm
Scope & content
Item is an image of the west side of Yonge Street , looking north west, from south of Dundas Street with a view of Walk Over Shoes, Russell's Shoes, J.W. Johnson Jeweller, in the vicinity of 290-300 Yonge Street.
Location
  • 290 Yonge St · address · confidence 75% · address:exact · found as “290-300 Yonge Street.”
  • Yonge St & Dundas St · intersection · confidence 65% · intersection · found as “Yonge Street and Dundas Street West”
  • Yonge St · street · confidence 35% · street · found as “Yonge Street”
  • Dundas St · street · confidence 35% · street · found as “Dundas Street”
Subjects
Dundas St W (Toronto, Ont.); Yonge St (Toronto, Ont.); AUTOMOBILES; CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS; STORES
Genre / form
Photographs - streetscapes
Access & use
Copyright was transferred to the City of Toronto by the copyright owner. ...Learn more about Copyright Details The negative of this image is not available to request because it has vinegar syndrome, a condition that gradually destroys the negative. It has been stored in a freezer to slow the rate of damage and may not be retrieved. The Archives plans to digitize all vinegar syndrome negatives, and will complete this work as resources permit.
Harvested
2026-10-22T03:36:58Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto

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