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The craft neon legibility of Filmores Hotel: a varicoloured beacon from Toronto’s manufacturing age. Today, a fantastic wayfinding landmark. [Idlewild, 17 May 2008]

Neon mnemotechny on film, Toronto

Filmores Hotel

Skypod B-slide (in Kodachrome 64), 2010 [Idlewild]

Acknowledgements. Keeping me upright, alive and continuing

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Dr. Gunter Gad, 2007. [Geography & Resource Management, Chinese University of Hong Hong]

Chapter 1. Finding Kodachrome Toronto

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Figure 1. Irma lee McIlroy, Corpus Christi TX, August 1942
[Kodachrome, 4 x 5in. sheet. Howard R. Hollum, FSA-OWI, Library of Congress: 1a34899].

Introduction. A Kodachrome eidetic

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Sequences of Time Arrested cover

Table of Contents

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Figure 4.1. Typical inscriptions on Naylor’s slides (KT2011030) [Idlewild].

Chapter 4. Field research findings

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

In KT2011001. David Topping #2 (in Kodachrome 64), 2010 [Idlewild]

References: works cited

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Coming Home (in Kodachrome 64), 2009 [KT2011001] [Idlewild]

Appendix A. Blog survey questions

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

1975 Nathan Phillips Square [f0124_fl0008_id0077]

Chapter 3. Registry methodology

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative

Figure 5.3. Accession KT2011004: potential “wallpaper” for Queen’s Park — for 1945 3D simulation [F. Ellis Wiley/City of Toronto Archives, s0124_fl0001_id0012].

Chapter 5. Discussion

Sequences of Time Arrested: the Kodachrome Toronto Registry Initiative