
One gal’s attempt to unearth the stories of Toronto’s forgotten people and places. Author of Toronto: City of Commerce 1800 - 1960 @Onegalstoronto@mstdn.soc
Toronto, Ontario
Joined January 2016
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Big, BIG day here! My book - Toronto: City of Commerce - is officially out! AND a box of copies was just dropped off!
Here I am opening it up, holding it for the first time ... what a marvellous, absolutely bonkers feeling ... Happy 1st day, lil’ book.
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As I reflect on 2025, my 7th year on this platform, I celebrate the @BlueJays’ phenomenal World Series run, @MovieMayor’s 10,000th post shewing the satirical underbelly of our fine city, and @OneGalsToronto’s views of the delightful terrazzos that I used to just float past. 1/3
The Victoria Garden Apartments at 2400 Queen St E, built 1931.
#WindowsOnWednesday
An old favourite for #tiletuesday.
- 497 Bloor St W
Another McIntyre & Taylor cover near Bathurst and Bloor. This one is slightly domed and has Toronto spelled correctly.
#manholecoverMonday
One of the wilder views I’ve come across lately.
- The former Bank of British North America snagged in maximum security fencing at Dufferin and King W.
‘Twas only a matter of time, I guess.
Not many shops that look like this anymore …
2193 Danforth
#TileTuesday
One of the lovely McIntyre & Taylor covers that misspells Toronto as Tornoto.
Queen St W, near Manning
Replying to @OneGalsToronto
McIntyre & Taylor were primarily known for fireplace accessories.
Get a load of this fantastic typeface:


























