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(279k, 1044x695)<br><b>Country:</b> Canada<br><b>City:</b> Toronto<br><b>System:</b> TTC<br><b>Line:</b> TTC 521-King/Exhibition<br><b>Location:</b> Bathurst/Front<br><b>Route:</b> 521 King-Exhibition<br><b>Car:</b> PCC (TTC Toronto) 4698 <br><b>Photo by:</b> Ian Folkard<br><b>Date:</b> 8/1979<br><b>Notes:</b> This bridge (over the Union Station Rail Corridor), was built in 1903 to carry Lake Shore Rd. over the Humber River, then reused here in 1916, then shifted in 1931 to a better alignment. It was available because a larger bridge was needed at the Humber. It was originally placed on a northeast-southwest alignment that allowed the single span to be used, and the 1931 realignment used additional spans to the south to allow the street to be made straight. <br><b>Viewed (this week/total):</b> 0 / 1354

(279k, 1044x695)
Country: Canada
City: Toronto
System: TTC
Line: TTC 521-King/Exhibition
Location: Bathurst/Front
Route: 521 King-Exhibition
Car: PCC (TTC Toronto) 4698
Photo by: Ian Folkard
Date: 8/1979
Notes: This bridge (over the Union Station Rail Corridor), was built in 1903 to carry Lake Shore Rd. over the Humber River, then reused here in 1916, then shifted in 1931 to a better alignment. It was available because a larger bridge was needed at the Humber. It was originally placed on a northeast-southwest alignment that allowed the single span to be used, and the 1931 realignment used additional spans to the south to allow the street to be made straight.
Viewed (this week/total): 0 / 1354

Available Image EXIF Data:
Camera make : Nikon
Camera model : Nikon COOLSCAN V ED
Resolution : 1044 x 695

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