While browsing the Toronto Archives, I often come across some great photographs of police officers from Toronto’s past. From accidents, to concerts, social events and crime scenes, these cops were on hand to serve and protect.
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CNE, Kids Day, mounted officer and foot constable with lost kids. – August 27, 1929
Policeman, corner of King and Yonge streets. – 1912
Police motorcyle division. – [between 1926 and 1930] Chief Draper is at right. A researcher has identified the location as 69 Dundas Street West, east of Police Station 2, which was at #75-85, between Yonge and Bay streets.
Police officer and (naked) boys on road before 1940
Police officer directing traffic at King Street and Yonge Street. – [ca. 1912]
Open air horse show, 5 police horses : Police Constable Cooper (198), [PC] Phillips, [PC] Lapper, [PC] Coathrup, [PC] Gallagher. July 1, 1930
Kid’s Safety Club, policeman and girls. – April 25, 1928
Electric car accident at Glen Road Bridge. – [1912?]
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