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Crawford Street Bridge 1912 – 2010
Before and After will appear each Friday showcasing mixed Then and Nows by local artist and Toronto history enthusiast Alden Cudanin.
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Anyone who delves into the visual records related to Toronto’s twentieth-century social history is likely to come across photographs taken between 1910...
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Nice! I’d like to see more of these photos with roads and streets that no longer exist or don’t run the way they used to, if possible.
Thank you for posting this! I have always wondered what it used to look like with the bridge. A great series.
I used to live on Shaw looking directly out at the weedpatch (dump?) they now call a park. It’s amazing how may mistakes the City makes under the auspices of “progress” or “improvements”.
The City has, on-line, a wonderful pictoral retrospective of the bridge being built.