File:From the tower of Toronto University looking east.jpg
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DescriptionFrom the tower of Toronto University looking east.jpg |
English: From the tower of Toronto University looking southeast, Toronto, Canada. The large building, centered, is King's College, which was eventually replaced by the Ontario Legislature Building in 1886. From a series of stereoscopic images of the University and the surrounding area circa 1861.
Français : Vue en direction sud-est depuis la tour de l'Université de Toronto, Toronto, Canada |
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