[PHOTO] Six Queen Street West Photos
May. 24th, 2009 01:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldSome weeks ago, I walked down Toronto's fabled Queen Street West from the Eaton Centre all the way to Dufferin Street. Numerous pictures were taken, of course.
Located on the southwest corner of Nathan Phillips Square, this statue of Winston Churchill--long interested to some degree in Canada--was donated to the City of Toronto in 1977 and overlooks Toronto's Speaker's Corner.
I took this picture of Toronto's iconic CN Tower looking southwest from the intersection of Queen Street West and University Avenue.
The centre window here opens to the room where Canada's own music video station, MuchMusic, features live interviews and performances with different artists.
In addition to possessing a tilted perspective, 408 Queen Street West, Toronto's Cameron House is a major venue for artistic and music events of all kinds.
These gates mark the southern entrance to Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods Park, one of the City of Toronto's larger parks and possessor of a strong fan group.
Many locals, especially arty types, were outraged when this outpost of the Starbucks empire opened up.
Located on the southwest corner of Nathan Phillips Square, this statue of Winston Churchill--long interested to some degree in Canada--was donated to the City of Toronto in 1977 and overlooks Toronto's Speaker's Corner.
I took this picture of Toronto's iconic CN Tower looking southwest from the intersection of Queen Street West and University Avenue.
The centre window here opens to the room where Canada's own music video station, MuchMusic, features live interviews and performances with different artists.
In addition to possessing a tilted perspective, 408 Queen Street West, Toronto's Cameron House is a major venue for artistic and music events of all kinds.
These gates mark the southern entrance to Toronto's Trinity Bellwoods Park, one of the City of Toronto's larger parks and possessor of a strong fan group.
Many locals, especially arty types, were outraged when this outpost of the Starbucks empire opened up.
