Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Report of Engineers on the Separation of Grades in Connection With the Railway Lines Along the Water Front and on the Proposed Union Station: City of Toronto, 1907
If this new street were located at a distance of at least (500 feet from the Esplanade. Which would place it just southerly of the pro posed location of Lake Street, between Scott and Parliament Streets, there would then he. A sufficient area between such street and the E8 planado for a systematic and extensive development. The water front then could be divided so as to give in the neighborhood of the foot of Y'ongc, Bay and York Streets. Passenger accommodations for ferries and for the passenger steamers running to Hamilton, the St. Lawrence, Niagara. Or to local points along the lake shore, with accommodationsfor the purely commercial vessels on the east. For yacht and boat clubs on the west and connection between the railways and lake beyond, but with freedom of connection between them all.
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