Early Days in Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill Photo Images
Historic Cemeteries of South York Region
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- Lorne Avenue
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1 Richmond Hill Photo Images: station,
Yonge Street and
Lorne
Avenue.
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2 Richmond Hill Photo Images: of
Arnold Crescent
and
Lorne
Avenue.
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3 Richmond Hill Photo Images: Park Grounds at
Yonge Street and
Lorne Avenue,
decorated for the
1911 Old
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4 Richmond Hill Photo Images: Yonge Street, just
south of
Lorne
Ave.
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5 Early Days in Richmond Hill: mind's eye on the northeast corner of Lorne Avenue and Yonge
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6 Early Days in Richmond Hill: city limits to a terminus at the corner of Lorne Avenue in the heart of Richmond
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7 Early Days in Richmond Hill: northeast corner of Yonge Street and Lorne Avenue and Toronto's northern limits - then at the
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8 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Hill station, Yonge Street and Lorne Avenue. The first week set a heady pace. Late on Monday
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9 Early Days in Richmond Hill: of Arnold Crescent and Lorne Avenue. Work was not always harmonious. Wednesday of the
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10 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Lot 40 Stop 24 Mill Road Stop 25 Richmond Hill (Lorne Avenue) Stop 26 Richmond Hill High School (Wright
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11 Early Days in Richmond Hill: its waiting room at Yonge Street and Lorne Avenue - the first electric lighting recorded in
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12 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Park Grounds at Yonge Street and Lorne Avenue, decorated for the 1911 Old Boys
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13 Early Days in Richmond Hill: evergreen arch at Yonge Street and Lorne Avenue.
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14 Early Days in Richmond Hill: Yonge Street, south of present-day Lorne Avenue, on James Shaw's subdivided Lot 46.
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15 Early Days in Richmond Hill: of town, Council authorized the opening of Lorne Avenue and the southerly extension of Church
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