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Bruce Bell’s stunning pic of Flatiron building at night

Posted by: Bulletin Editor July 20, 2018 Comments Off on Bruce Bell’s stunning pic of Flatiron building at night

Bruce Bell is the historian of St. Lawrence Neighbourhood and other areas of Downtown Toronto.

Bruce Bell Flatiron at night Flatiron building 2018-07-20
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