Canada old photos
Canada
Toronto waterfront, 1990
Queens Quay West, 1990
Toronto. Adelaide Street and Univesity Avenue, 1990
York Street, 1990
In the yard of Toronto City Hall, 1990
Bay Street and Queen Street. Toronto City Hall, 1990
Toronto City Hall
Toronto City Hall
Lift-type garage, Toronto, 1957-1960
Lift-type parking facility at 29 Temperance St., Toronto, Canada
Lift-type parking facility at 29 Temperance St., Toronto, Canada
Toronto. Armistice Day Celebrations in 1918, 1918
Armistice Day is celebrated annually on November 11 to commemorate the end of hostilities on the Western Front and the signing of peace in the First World War. The Treaty between the Allies and Germany was signed at Compiegne (France) and came into force at eleven o'clock in the morning - the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" in 1918. Although the date officially marked the end of the war on the Western Front, fighting continued in other regions, especially in the former Russian Empire and parts of the old Ottoman Empire. The date was declared a national holiday in many of the Allied states. Adapted from http: en.m .wikipedia.org wiki Armistice_Day
Armistice Day is celebrated annually on November 11 to commemorate the end of hostilities on the Western Front and the signing of peace in the First World War. The Treaty between the Allies and Germany was signed at Compiegne (France) and came into force at eleven o'clock in the morning - the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month" in 1918. Although the date officially marked the end of the war on the Western Front, fighting continued in other regions, especially in the former Russian Empire and parts of the old Ottoman Empire. The date was declared a national holiday in many of the Allied states. Adapted from http: en.m .wikipedia.org wiki Armistice_Day
Swimming pool at Banff Springs hotel, 1953
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
Marilyn and a giant welcome sign, 1953
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
Marilyn in Baniff, Alberta, 1953
The photographs were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
The photographs were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
Marilyn Monroe near Banff, 1953
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
The photos were taken during the 27-year-old actress’s visit to the Canadian province of Alberta. The photographs were taken in 1953, when photographer John Vachon, commissioned by LOOK magazine, photographed Monroe in Canada on the set of the film “The River Doesn’t Flow Backward.” However, only three photographs were selected for the magazine. In 1971, LOOK went bankrupt, and Vachon’s photographs, along with other materials from the magazine, moved to the archives of the US Library of Congress, where they were kept until 2008.
A pair of aircraft P-63 Kingcobra over Niagara falls, 1944-1945
Granville, now Vancouver, 1886
Water St., view from the intersection of Hastings and Main St.
Water St., view from the intersection of Hastings and Main St.
Vancouver, 1900-1910
Wate street waterfront.
Wate street waterfront.
Fort Frederick, Kingston, Ontario, 1937
Fort was built during the War of 1812, Martello tower in 1846.
Fort was built during the War of 1812, Martello tower in 1846.
Fort Magnesia, Cape Sabine, 1899-1900
"Fort Magnesia, the winter quarters of the Stein Arctic Expedition, Cape Sabine, Ellesmere Land (79 deg. N. lat.)" - actually on Pim Island, near Ellesmere Island.
"Fort Magnesia, the winter quarters of the Stein Arctic Expedition, Cape Sabine, Ellesmere Land (79 deg. N. lat.)" - actually on Pim Island, near Ellesmere Island.
Toronto, Canada, 1890-1901
Toronto from the bay
Toronto from the bay
Doukhobor-pilgrims near Yorkton, Canada, 1902
"Doukhobor pilgrims invading Yorkton, Canada, Oct. 28, 1902". Nearly 7,000 doukhobors (a russian christian sect) emigrated from southern Russia and established three colonies around Yorkton. http: en.wikipedia.org wiki Doukhobor
"Doukhobor pilgrims invading Yorkton, Canada, Oct. 28, 1902". Nearly 7,000 doukhobors (a russian christian sect) emigrated from southern Russia and established three colonies around Yorkton. http: en.wikipedia.org wiki Doukhobor
Montreal, Windsor St. station, 1890-1901
Railway station. Built in 1884 (as shown), expanded in 1901-1916.
Railway station. Built in 1884 (as shown), expanded in 1901-1916.
Granville Street, 1902
Railway station (179109) in the end of the street
Railway station (179109) in the end of the street
Quebec City, Parliament building, 1901
Parliament of Quebec
Parliament of Quebec
Killarney, Manitoba, Canada, 1940
Source titled "Main street of Killarney" - actually Broadway Avenue.
Source titled "Main street of Killarney" - actually Broadway Avenue.
Canadian Pacific Railway station, 1902
Replaced with a much larger building in 1914
Replaced with a much larger building in 1914
Toronto, Union Depot, 1890-1891
Location approximate for now.
Location approximate for now.
Montreal, Victoria Bridge, 1898-1901
Quebec City, Canada. Chateu Frontenac, 1893-1901
Southern entrance
Southern entrance
Lethbridge, Alberta, 1907-1909
Erecting Lethbridge viaduct over Oldman river. This railway bridge was the largest of this type at the time.
Erecting Lethbridge viaduct over Oldman river. This railway bridge was the largest of this type at the time.
Quebec City, 1890-1901
Rapids between Lakes Linderman and Bennett, 1897
Rapids between Lakes Linderman and Bennett on Chilkoot trail.
Rapids between Lakes Linderman and Bennett on Chilkoot trail.