File:Front at Yonge.jpg

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North side of Front Street, looking east to Yonge Street. The building at left centre is the Minerva Building. Beside it is the Bank of Montreal (future main hall of the Hockey Hall of Fame). On the northeast corner with Yonge is the Board of Trade building. (Toronto, Canada).

Date

circa 1930

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This image is available from the City of Toronto Archives, listed under the archival citation Fonds 1244, Item 7189.
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Alternative names	William James Sr.
Description	Canadian photographer (One of James’ two sons, William Horace or Norman, may have taken the photograph.)
Date of birth/death	1866	18 November 1948
Location of birth/death	Walsall	Toronto
Work period	1885 –1944
Work location	Toronto; Ontario
Authority file	: Q7340632 VIAF: 50454953 ISNI: 0000000082287391 LCCN: n00031775 Open Library: OL2471436A GND: 1243220430 WorldCat

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