consumers' gas building - realia

31 August 2012

consumers' gas building

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The Consumers' Gas Building, Toronto Street, Toronto. Now, the Rosewater Supper Club.

2012-08-31 11:55:00 PM | an encounter, beauty, creative work, historic buildings, journalling, moments, out walking, windows

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I've enjoyed catching up on your recent photos Jen. Nice camera work, as always.

Posted by: Susan Partlan | 05 September 2012 at 05:15 PM

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