It was only last month that we had a large amount of snow dumped on us and we’ve recently taken another hit from last week’s snow storm. Living in Toronto has living in snow as a requirement and it is something that we Canadians have engrained in our culture.
A post from Derek Flack shows vintage photographs of the city with a heavy dusting of the snow. The shots below are our favourites:
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| Shovelling, 1961 (City of Toronto Archives) |
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| Queen Street, 1992 (City of Toronto Archives) |
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| Snow Blower, 1943 (City of Toronto Archives) |
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| Yonge looking north at Adelaide, 1944 (City of Toronto Archives) |
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| Bus Stop, 1961 (City of Toronto Archives) |
Click here to view the entire collection.
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