As decades go by, more and more things change and evolve all over the world. There isn't much left out there that looks the same as it did even just 10 years ago. With advancing technology and a growing population, things need to expand and change. Bigger buildings, busier crowds, and climbing prices are just some of the things that have changed.
Toronto is a major city in Canada. It is Ontario's capital, and it is home to some interesting attractions. It is known for its diverse culture, great cuisine, and a variety of shopping districts and interesting streets to walk. There are many things to do in Toronto, but the city looked a bit different in the past.
Here, we have collected 25 vintage and historical images of what Toronto looked like in the past. These images are from all throughout the 1900s, and they showcase popular streets and smaller moments. Enjoy seeing a view of life in the past.
Toronto, 1972
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A street in Toronto, 1963
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Hitchhikers in Toronto, 1970s
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A swim instructor at the Toronto YMCA, 1908
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A mother in Toronto, 1973
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Lunch in Toronto, 1934
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Yonge subway station, Toronto, 1966
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Opening day of the Eaton Centre, 1977
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In Toronto, 1937
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McDonald's in Toronto, 1972
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The CNE Polar Express, 1981
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The first Loblaws store in Canada, 1919
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A Bell van in Toronto, 1983
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Bathurst and Dupont, Toronto, 1977
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'Miss Toronto' pageant, 1954
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Yorkdale Mall, Toronto, 1964
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Yonge Street, Toronto, 1901
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A corner store in Toronto, 1940s
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A protest on Yonge Street, Toronto, 1981
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Kingston street, Toronto, 1908
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Dundas Square, Toronto, 1964
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Kensington Market, Toronto, 1957
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Yonge and Dundas street, Toronto, 1977
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Toronto, 1972
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Snow in Toronto, 1940s
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