Wallace Bridge

Wallace Ave. pedestrian bridge over the railway tracks.

Railpath Opening Parade

Railpath Opening Parade

Cyclists, walkers, and other neighbours gathered at the Wallace Ave. entrance to the soon-to-be-finished West Toronto Railpath. Mike Foderick and Netami Stuart of the Friends of the West Toronto Railpath welcomed everyone to the event. The "parade" was a celebration of the path's completion this year, and was part of the City of Toronto's "Bike Month" festivities.

Railpath Opening Parade

Railpath Opening Parade

Cyclists, walkers, and other neighbours gathered at the Wallace Ave. entrance to the soon-to-be-finished West Toronto Railpath. The "parade" was a celebration of the path's completion this year, and was part of the City of Toronto's "Bike Month" festivities.

Photo by Vic Gedris, 2009-06-20. A complete gallery of photos from this event are on Vic's Website.

Railpath Opening Parade

Railpath Opening Parade

Cyclists, walkers, and other neighbours gathered at the Wallace Ave. entrance to the soon-to-be-finished West Toronto Railpath. The "parade" was a celebration of the path's completion this year, and was part of the City of Toronto's "Bike Month" festivities.

Photo by Vic Gedris, 2009-06-20. A complete gallery of photos from this event are on Vic's Website.

Poster: Railpath Parade, June 2009

Poster: Railpath Parade, June 2009

Poster for the June 20 2009 Railpath parade.

GO Train from Wallace Bridge

GO Train from Wallace Bridge

Looking north from the Wallace Ave. Pedestrian Bridge as a GO Train rides north through a snow storm.

Photo by Vic Gedris, 2008-12-19.

Railpath Opening Parade

A ribbon-cutting and community bike parade to celebrate the opening of the West Toronto Railpath. Come and discover the new path.

The event starts at the Wallace Ave. entrance to the Railpath (map).

Looking south down the tracks from Dupont/Royce (1923)

Looking south down the tracks from Dupont/Royce (1923)

April 6, 1923. Looking south down the CN/CP tracks from Royce Ave. (now Dupont St.). On the right is Dundas St. West, and in the distance you can see the Wallace Ave. pedestrian bridge.

Here's another photo taken looking north from the same place on the same day.

Photo is from the City of Toronto Archives.

City of Toronto Archives Description Display

Archival citation Fonds 1231, Item 1093

Title Royce Avenue south CPR - C.N.R. Right-of-way east from Royce Avenue

Wallace Ave. Bridge, April 22 1915

Wallace Ave. Bridge, April 22 1915

The Wallace Avenue pedestrian bridge, as seen from Dundas St. on April 22 1915.

Photo is from the City of Toronto Archives.

City of Toronto Archives Description Display

Archival citation Fonds 1231, Item 1874

Title Wallace Avenue - Dundas Street foot bridge

Date(s) of creation of record(s) April 22, 1915

Physical description of record(s) 1 photoprint : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm. — 1 photonegative : b&w ; 13 x 18 cm

Form of material Photographs

Forms part of Fonds 1231; James Salmon collection

Subjects BRIDGES

Wallace Avenue Footbridge Deck, May 11 1916

Wallace Avenue Footbridge Deck, May 11 1916

Photo is from the City of Toronto Archives.

City of Toronto Archives Description Display

Archival citation Subseries 84, Item 213

Title Wallace Avenue Footbridge Deck

Date(s) of creation of record(s) May 11, 1916

Physical description of record(s) 1 photonegative : b&w ; 18 x 13 cm

Forms part of Fonds 200; Former City of Toronto fonds

Series 372; Dept. of Public Works photographs

Subseries 84; Photographs of roads and bridges

Access conditions OPEN - No restrictions on these government records.

Wallace Ave. Foot Bridge, 189?

Wallace Ave. Foot Bridge, 189?

The City of Toronto Archives listing for this image claims that it is from the 1890's. However, most other sources say that this bridge was built in 1907.

Photo is from the City of Toronto Archives.

City of Toronto Archives Description Display

Archival citation File 5, Item 90

Title Wallace Avenue foot bridge

Date(s) of creation of record(s) [189?]

Physical description of record(s) 1 photoprint : b&w ; 20 x 24 cm. — 1 photonegative : b&w ; 10 x 13 cm

Form of material Photographs

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