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Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto Ontario - circa 1921
Historic photo from Friday, August 12, 1955 - Shell Oil Tower, during construction - later the Bulova Watch Tower - 36 metre tall, demolished 1985 in CNE. Our meeting place if anyone got lost.
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Photographer: Eric Trussler 1961 City of Toronto Archives Series 648, File 93, Item 10
Located on Princess Boulevard, The Shell Tower was built by the Shell Oil Company in 1955 for the Canadian National Exhibition. It was a glass and steel structure, almost 12 storeys in height (120’), containing a central elevator shaft, two glass staircases, and an observation deck near the top overlooking the entire CNE grounds.
Early CNE
Let's Go To The Ex
2023 CNE Toronto Canada Night Walk | Toronto CNE The Ex Today is the first day of the Canadian National Exhibition CNE Opening. I am walking with Walking Lad...
2024 C.N.E. - Part 2 of 2 For me it's all about the people; the chance to speak with some of them and the chance to watch them enjoying themselves. Life has enough trials and tribulations. The CNE and other public events are a chance to forget about them and just enjoy life. Thanks folks. M
David McDonald Photography
The old Dufferin Gates of the Canadian National; Exhibition on November 16, 1942. Toronto Archives, Series 372, S0372, Item 1659. Although the Canadian National Exhibition
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is quickly approaching with 18 days of impossible games, questionable rides and heart clogging food. Hoorah!
Toronto, CNE Bandshell
Even though I’m originally from Vancouver, with every new year Toronto feels more and more like home, and there are a handful of new traditions here that I’ve adapted as my own. From Nu…
Explore the Past – CNE Heritage
A popular end-of-summer ritual, the Canadian National Exhibition offers a wide variety of interactive experiences, classic fair foods and kooky culinary concoctions.
