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385-391 Yonge Street in 1962. (22/200)

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The Gerrard Building (Sproatt & Rolph, 1924). West/north facades stabilized/retained. CBC Shelton Sherwood Musical Instruments Bassel’s Restaurant (in my day: The Big Slice)

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385-391 Yonge Street in 1962. (22/200)

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