From 1907 |
Linton Flats, 1907 - 1915 |
Linton Apartments on right |
The Linton, 1912-13, photograph by Wm. Notman & Son, built on James Linton’s front lawn. His house is still there behind it. |
Photographed in 1947, Sherbrooke Street Linton Apartments and Unitarian church Church of the Messiah |
Medical Arts Building at the SE corner of Guy and Sherbrooke , looking east. The Linton in the upper left corner photographed in February 1927 |
Sherbrooke St. W., Linton Apts on right |
The Linton apartments, Sherbrooke Street West |
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Within sight of Edward Rawlings' Simpson Street mansion, once home to a very young John Glassco. I like to think that Darrell Morrissey's apartment overlooked the Rawlings' grounds, in which the poet played.
(Glassco's mother, Beatrice Rawlings, always resented the construction of the Linton Apartments.)
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