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Another bit of Toronto Modern has come down, quickly, before the required permits could be issued to save it. The Inn on the Park rose above Eglinton and Leslie, overlooking Sunnybrook Park. It was a fine expression of Toronto optimism in 1963 when it was built, by architect Peter Dickinson. A generation of Torontonians hadContinue readinghttp://images.trivago.de/uploadimages/9417_l.jpeg