Canadian Toronto’s 100 Years 1834 to 1934 Used Softcover Reference Book

*Canadian Toronto’s 100 Years 1834 to 1934* is a used softcover reference book chronicling a century of Toronto’s history. Published in 1934, this volume presents a comprehensive overview of the city’s development from its incorporation in 1834 through its centennial year. The book covers key historical events, social changes, and economic growth, providing context for Toronto’s transformation during this period. It includes information on prominent figures, significant municipal milestones, and urban expansion. The softcover format makes this edition accessible while retaining period-appropriate illustrations and textual content. The book serves as a useful resource for researchers and collectors interested in Canadian urban history, particularly those focusing on Toronto’s civic evolution. Condition is used, with typical signs of wear consistent with age. This publication is relevant for individuals seeking primary or secondary sources related to Canadian local history or for addition to a reference library specializing in early 20th-century municipal studies.  Total of 228 pages.