Historicist: Defending Fort York… From Ourselves
Local government wasn't always so keen on maintaining Fort York.
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Historicist: Warrendale, a Mental Health Treatment Centre for Children
Historicist: First Spring Training for the Blue Jays
In 1977 the team got together for the very first time.
Historicist: Water Over The Bridge
Ice takes out the Old Mill Bridge in 1916.
Historicist: The “Manifest Destiny” of North Toronto
Historicist: The Women’s Home Guard
The women who were prepared to defend Toronto in 1915.
Historicist: The Toronto Magnetic Observatory
The challenging early years of one of Toronto's first scientific institutions.
Historicist: “A Carnival of Vice”
Toronto helps the Junction to celebrate the closing of its bars in 1904.
Historicist: Reinventing the Whale
The First World War brings some changes to Toronto dinner plates.
Historicist: Introducing Dr. Morton Shulman
How one crusading coroner took on stonewalling bureaucrats and tried to make Toronto's waters safer.
Historicist: A Thoughtful Old Soldier
Historicist: The Dawn of the Horseless Era
Frederick Barnard Fetherstonhaugh owned Toronto's first "motor carriage."
Historicist: How (Not) to Marry a Millionaire
That time Toronto police shut down professional matchmaker Nelle Brooke Stull.
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