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William Zimmerman collection

fonds1899-1987, predominant 1899-1921Fonds 1587

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Held by
City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Creator
Zimmerman, William, ca. 1916-1987
Dates
1899-1987, predominant 1899-1921 (indexed as 1899–1987)
Level
fonds
Extent
2 cm textual records; 73 photographs : b&w ; 21 x 26 cm or smaller
Scope & content
Collection consists of records relating to the history of Harbord Collegiate Institute, and a group of Alexander W. Galbraith photographs that were collected by William Zimmerman. The Harbord Collegiate Insitute records consist of copies of the school newsletter, and a copy of a commemmorative publication with a school history. The Alexander W. Galbraith photographs include pictures which document prominant Torontonians, as well as aspects of the cityscape including the Parliament Buildings on Front Street, Toronto-Hamilton highway construction, yachting on Toronto Bay, Noel Marshall, Allan Gardens, 1904 Toronto fire ruins, John Howard Monument, Sir Oliver Mowat, Royal Canadian Yacht Club, New Carlton Hotel, ships on Toronto Bay, community gardens, Riverdale Park, Knox College, Trinity College, and St. James Cathedral.
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Subjects
Toronto Bay (Toronto, Ont.); Toronto Fire, April 19-20, 1904; Parliament Buildings (Toronto, Ont., 1832-1893); Marshall, Noel George Lambert, 1852-1926; Royal Canadian Yacht Club; Allan Gardens (Toronto, Ont.); Mowat, Oliver, 1820-1903; Riverdale Park (Toronto, Ont.); Knox College; Trinity College; St. James Cathedral; YACHTS; CONSTRUCTION; HIGHWAYS
Harvested
2026-10-19T19:29:07Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto
Original metadata as harvested (toronto)