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Built on beer? Bloor is one of Toronto’s most recognizable streets. In 1833, Joseph Bloore built a brewery in the Rosedale Valley Ravine, and the road that connected it to Yorkville was named Bloor Street. Its legacy lives on as the road was developed to carry automobiles, streetcars, and subways.

Images (In Order of Appearance):

“The Dominion Brewery Company Limited.” 1914. Fonds 1488, Series 1230, Item 1222,City of Toronto Archives.
“The O'Keefe Brewery Co. of Toronto Limited. Where
O'Keefe's Star Beer (a non-intoxicant) is manufactured.” 1906,Object
Number PC_4566, Toronto Public Library Digital Archive.
“Budweiser Beer.” 1914, Fonds 1488, Series 1230, Item 1218, City of Toronto Archives.
David Cooper.“Packing ‘em in.” 1983, Object Number TSPA_0068773F, Toronto Star Photograph Archive,TOronto Public Library Digital Archive.
Ken Faught. “Union ‘Crusade’” 1982, Object Number TSPA_0015988F, Toronto Star Photograph Archive,TOronto Public Library Digital Archive.
Boris Spremo. “Honest Ed’s bright idea is nearly finished.” 1984, Object Number TS{A_0110072F, Toronto Star Photograph Archive,TOronto Public Library Digital Archive
Richard Baigent, “Bloor, Joseph, brewery,” 1865, Object Number PICTURES-R-4798, Baldwin Collection of Canadiana, Toronto Public Library.
W. H. James, “Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Historic - Streets - Bloor,” 1937. Object Number TSPA_0113085F, Toronto Star Photograph Archive, Toronto Public Library Digital Archive.
James Salmon “Bloor Street West, looking e. from Glendonwynne Road.” 1954, Object Number PICTURES-R-2067, Baldwin collection of Canadiana, TOronto Public Library Digital Archive.
Ameline yves. “Bloor Viaduct.” 1985, Object Number LOCHIST-RD-127, Local History Collection, Riverdale Branch, TOronto Public Library Digital Archive.

Additional Scholarly Sources:
Robertson, J. Ross. Robertson’s Landmarks of Toronto: A Collection of Historical Sketches of the Old Town of York from 1792 until 1833, and of Toronto from 1834 to 1893 : Also, over Three Hundred Engravings of Old Houses, Familiar Faces and Historic Places, with Maps and Schedules Connected with the Local History of York and Toronto. J.R. Robertson, 1894.
Wise, Leonard A, and Allan Gould. Toronto Street Names : An Illustrated Guide to Their Origins. Revised and Expanded. Richmond Hill, Ontario: Firefly Books, 2011.

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