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(485k, 1044x717)<br><b>Country:</b> Canada<br><b>City:</b> Toronto<br><b>System:</b> TTC<br><b>Line:</b> TTC 502-Downtowner<br><b>Location:</b> Kingston/Malvern<br><b>Route:</b> 502<br><b>Car:</b> PCC (TTC Toronto) 4589 <br><b>Photo by:</b> Ian Folkard<br><b>Date:</b> 7/1970<br><b>Notes:</b> The streetcar could be a 502-Downtowner or 503-Kingston Rd., then considered branches of the same route. The red-and-yellow Sunday stop (painted directly on a utility pole as was then common on the TTC) is for St. John's Catholic Church, across the street. This was the last year white paint was used for two-way roads' centerlines in Ontario. A sign indicates provincial highway 2. <br><b>Viewed (this week/total):</b> 0 / 786

(485k, 1044x717)
Country: Canada
City: Toronto
System: TTC
Line: TTC 502-Downtowner
Location: Kingston/Malvern
Route: 502
Car: PCC (TTC Toronto) 4589
Photo by: Ian Folkard
Date: 7/1970
Notes: The streetcar could be a 502-Downtowner or 503-Kingston Rd., then considered branches of the same route. The red-and-yellow Sunday stop (painted directly on a utility pole as was then common on the TTC) is for St. John's Catholic Church, across the street. This was the last year white paint was used for two-way roads' centerlines in Ontario. A sign indicates provincial highway 2.
Viewed (this week/total): 0 / 786

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Camera make : Nikon
Camera model : Nikon COOLSCAN V ED
Resolution : 1044 x 717

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