Bay St and Elm St (SE) between 1978-80 & 2025

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Looking southeast towards the corner of Bay St at Elm St, in the Downtown Yonge area of Toronto.

A couple of the establishments in the archive photo include Davey C’s, which is located directly at the corner, and Old Angelo’s Tavern on the left. Between these two businesses stands a white, 2.5-storey building that, at the time the vintage photo was taken, housed the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 344 – Queen’s Own Rifles. This particular building dates back to 1898 and was designed by architect George M Martel for John Labatt Bottling Works. It originally served as a residence, stable, and vaults.

Then and Now

Between 1978-80/May 24, 2025 - Looking southeast towards the corner of Bay St at Elm St, in the Downtown Yonge area of Toronto. A couple of the establishments in the archive photo include Davey C's, which is located directly at the corner, and Old Angelo's Tavern on the left. Between these two businesses stands a white, 2.5-storey building that, at the time the vintage photo was taken, housed the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 344 - Queen's Own Rifles. This particular building dates back to 1898 and was designed by architect George M Martel for John Labatt Bottling Works. It originally served as a residence, stable, and vaults
Between 1978-80/May 24, 2025 – Looking southeast towards the corner of Bay St at Elm St (City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 200, Series 1465, File 307, Item 19 – Urban Design photographs)
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