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Positively my favourite sign.

@simongerman600 I like that it's oriented in the same way, unlike other then and now city views.

@mulldra Had the opportunity about 10 years ago...very neat!

@mnl416 I want to go!

Today's #SundayRead takes us to the Distillery District! Did you know there was a collection of lost geography associated with Gooderham & Worts?

Today's #SundayRead takes us to Toronto that almost was with several planned but ultimately unbuilt road extensions:

@mnl416 It is a pretty building.

Royal York Hotel (1929) and Union Station III (1927)

Today's #SundayRead tries to answer the question, "When did Toronto become noisy?"

This is an idea I've never heard of: The removal of Spadina Crescent and straightening of Spadina Avenue was kicked around. I'm not sure how serious an idea, but here we are! (The Globe, October 22, 1927)

Very neat image of 61-65 Terauley (later Bay) Street in 1911 with the Eaton's factory towers behind. Fire Insurance Map in 1910 for reference. #Toronto

Article reproduced with permission from @Spacing Magazine.

Yesterday, I teamed up with Lost Rivers for a stroll through Riverdale. We talked lost creeks, local history, and Brooks Bush Gang! Huge thanks to everyone who came out, our great Lost Rivers volunteers, and my amazing co-leader @dontrailtalkerTO for the invite! 📷: Lost Rivers

Today's #SundayRead looks at two neat overhead views of The Ward, #Toronto's lost immigrant neighbourhood.

Owen Staples painting the Black Bull Tavern is 🤯.

The Don Jail (1864), Bridgeport Health (2013), and Hubbard Park (2016).

Today's #SundayRead takes us to a time and place when Scarborough's Agincourt was globally known!