Oshawa Street Scenes

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. In this image, a Link-Belt road builder is visible and a man is observing from the entrance of Bur

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows the south side of King Street East. Businesses visible are the Marks Theatre and

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. A worker is operating a Barber-Greene paving machine. Shown in the background is Burns Shoes on th

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows King Street West taken from Simcoe Street. Businesses visible on the right (north

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. Visible in the background are Burns Shoes, Laura Secord, Bassett's Jewellers, the Marks Theatre an

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. Visible are the businesses on the north side of King Street East between Simcoe and Ontario Street

    Showing at the Regent if "The Young Ones" and at the Biltmore, "Oklahoma" and "Broken Land"

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This image shows a dump truck on King Street West and the Central Hotel is visible in the backgrou

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This is the view of the south side of King Street showing Mike's Place and the Casino Restaurant

    THis shows the south west corner of Celina and King Street East. Kingsway Milk Bar is shown as well as HenDerson Book Store and Cannings Ltd.

    Street renovation in the downtown core

    In May 1963, the Canadian National train tracks running down the middle of King Street were removed. This is the view of the north side of King Street West showing The Rickshaw Restaurant and Taylor'

    street renovation in the downtown core

    Street renovation in the downtown core

    Street renovation in the downtown core

    street renovations in the downtown core

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    The original YMCA site at Simcoe Street South

    Schofield Insurance is on the upper left. On right from 7-27 Simcoe Street North can be seen Madison Grill, Mitchell's Drug Store, Bank of Nova Scotia, Bata Shoes, Superior Finance and the Royal Bank