20230701. The Beaches XII: The corner store at 2377 Queen St E was once a Tamblyn Drugs store in the early 20th Century. Now it’s a cafe and cell phone tower base. Tamblyn -> Boots Drug Stores -> Pharma Plus Drugmarts -> Rexall.
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20230628. The Beaches XI: The singular Silverbirch Housing Co-operative.
20230623. The Beaches IX: Shall we call Brookmount Place (1836 Queen Street East) an Edwardian Revival with Spanish or Tudor detailings?
20220621. The Beaches VIII: In 1997, the Toronto United Mennonite Church built this postmodern oddity after demolishing their 1961 church. I wonder what that looked like.
20230620. The Beaches VII: Gothic Revival at St. Aidan’s in the Beach. Andrew Sharp at Darling & Pearson, 1909.
20230619. The Beaches VI: The Georgian Arms at 2327 Queen Street East. William Chesteain Charters, 1929. What would you call this architectural style?
20230617. The Beaches V: Not sure how much rent is at the Stewart Avenue Apartments (2263 Queen Street East) but with the right carrier it has a great phone signal.
