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This is a random picture I took one day. I see this old fire hall everytime I go to my favorite scrapbook store. It is on Queen Street East in Toronto just east of Woodbine Ave.
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This is a historical museum at the northwest corner of Bathurst and Davenport in Toronto, Canada. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Bathurst St between St. Clair Ave West and Davenport Rd was a private road. The owner had setup a little cottage and a person lived there. The person's job was to be tollkeeper and charge fees to anyone travelling north up to St. Clair Ave West. The photos on the right side are tucked in mini envelopes. The background paper was created by using leftover very odd shapes of paper. I made mini envelopes to hold the smaller photos. You can pull them out.
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- For the Fire Hall layout, I over lapped chipboard letters with white cardstock. Tiny gold brads are mounted in place.
- The photos on the right side on the Tollkeeper's Cottage layout are tucked in mini envelopes. The background paper was created by using leftover very odd shapes of paper. I made mini envelopes to hold the smaller photos. You can pull them out.
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