Category:Grain elevators in Toronto
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Earlier in Toronto's history grain was transshipped through the port, and that grain was stored in silos while awaiting a vessel to transport it. Grain is no longer shipped through the port. But several silos remain. A silo near Spadina has been repurposed as a theatre. A silo on the Parliament slip was home to squatters for almost forty years. Its future is unclear.
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
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- Canada Malting Silos (19 F)
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- Rooster Squat (60 F)
Media in category "Grain elevators in Toronto"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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2011-03-02 lake freighters -g.jpg 3,648 × 2,736; 2.37 MB
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Gooderham and Worts' grain elevator in 1863.jpg 1,000 × 503; 216 KB
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Gooderham and Worts' grain elevator in 1884.jpg 277 × 359; 30 KB
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Interior of the Gooderham and Worts' grain elevator in 1880.jpg 471 × 360; 97 KB
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Map of Gooderham and Worts' grain elevator in 1880.jpg 426 × 392; 82 KB
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Painting of the Gooderhams and Worts distillery in 1896.jpg 602 × 448; 218 KB
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Photo of the Gooderhams and Worts distillery in 1880.jpg 478 × 359; 90 KB
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Silos (31213083307).jpg 3,689 × 5,534; 7.69 MB
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