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- Alexander W. Galbraith photographs
Alexander W. Galbraith photographs
series1899-1921Fonds 1587 > Series 409
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High Park
Department of Immigration, Parliament Buildings, Front Street
Casa Loma
Yachting on Toronto Bay
Toronto-Hamilton Highway Construction, New Toronto
R.C.Y.C. Centre Island club house
Mr. Noel Marshall, laying cornerstone of Broadview Avenue Y.M.C.A.
Corridor, old Queen's Hotel, Front Street West
Interior of Allan Gardens Pavilion, decorated for R.C.Y.C. Club Ball
Two men and two women, in auto
Looking east on King Street from Bank of Toronto
One of Toronto's best turnouts Beaumont Road (horse-drawn buggy)
Man and woman in Beattie auto, and large group of on-lookers, in front of W.H. Lee, Druggist, 47 King Street East (King Edward Hotel)
1904 fire ruins, n.w. corner of Bay Street and Wellington Street West
Man and woman, on grounds at Howard's residence, (Colborne Lodge), High Park
John Howard Monument, High Park
Sleighing in Toronto Rosedale Ravine
Ice boat on Toronto Bay
City Hall opened Sept. 1899, at Bay Street and Queen Street West
Funeral procession of Sir Oliver Mowat, Yonge Street at Shuter Street
Winton, Royal, Yale, group of autos
General French and staff of Stanley Barracks office
Argonaut Eight rowing team
Parliament Buildings, Ottawa
Parliament Buildings, Queen's Park
New building, R.C.Y.C. on Island
Library in Parliament Buildings, before the fire of 1909
King Street, looking east, from west of Yonge Street
Three men and one woman in auto, and large group of on-lookers in front of J.W.T. Fairweather and Co. Furrier, 43 King Street East, (King Edward Hotel)
University students being shown Toronto by Tally-ho
March past Niagara-on-the-Lake
Jarvis Street looking north from Wilton Avenue
The New Carlton Hotel, Leslie and Co., proprietors, 155 Yonge Street at Richmond Street East, south-east corner
Prime Ministers of South Africa, Canada, UK and New Zealand at the 1911 Imperial Conference in London.
Mayor John Shaw, and ex-mayors, aldermen and ex-aldermen, at opening of City Hall
Toronto-Hamilton Highway, at H. C. Cox's
S.S. Cayuga leaving Toronto Bay
S.S. Cayuga leaving Toronto Bay
Man and woman in two-seater Northern auto
Winton auto, owned by A.E. Chattersow
[?] men in auto with group of on-lookers, on Temperance Street, across from the Automobile and Supply Co. Ltd., 22-26 Temperance Street
Broadview Boys' Institute Miniature Township
Flower, fruit and vegetable show, St. Lawrence Market
Crowds at C.N.E., Manufacturer's Building in background
48th Highlander's Band, in front of Armouries, University Avenue
Riverdale Park
Alexander Graham Bell Homestead, near Brantford, Ontario
Knox College, Spadina Avenue, north of College Street
Where
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- Held by
- City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
- Dates
- 1899-1921 (indexed as 1899–1921)
- Level
- series
- Extent
- 73 photographs ; 21 x 26 cm or smaller
- Scope & content
- Series consists of 73 photographs produced by Galbraith Studios between 1899 and 1921 of Toronto people, events, streets, public buildings, banks, churches, schools, historic sites, monuments, clubs, private residences, parks and waterfront activities. Included are pictures of the September 1899 opening of City Hall; the Parliament Buildings at both Front Street, and at Queen's Park; Government House at King and Simcoe streets; Casa Loma; Trinity College and Knox College at the University of Toronto; St. James Cathedral; Molson Bank; ruins of the 1904 Toronto fire; the April 1903 funeral procession of Sir Oliver Mowat; and a splendid group portrait of Prime Ministers Asquith (England), Bruce (Australia), Botha (South Africa) and Laurier (Canada). There are also photographs of the Canadian National Exhibition, High Park, Riverdale Park, early automobiles, yachting, ice boating, and both the first (1890s) and the second (1906-1918) RCYC clubhouses on the Toronto Island. There is some overlap with the contents of SC 568, Alexander W. Galbraith fonds.
- Location
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- Subjects
- Toronto Bay (Toronto, Ont.); Toronto Fire, April 19-20, 1904; Ontario Legislative Building (Toronto, Ont.); Marshall, Noel George Lambert, 1852-1926; Royal Canadian Yacht Club; Allan Gardens (Toronto, Ont.); Mowat, Oliver, 1820-1903; Riverdale Park (Toronto, Ont.); Trinity College; Knox College; St. James Cathedral; YACHTS; BUILDINGS; ROADS; CONSTRUCTION; HIGHWAYS
- Harvested
- 2026-10-19T19:29:07Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto