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The Midway Looking South

August 20 – September 6th
Love, Longing & Lust at the CNE – CNE Archives Exhibit

In this fascinating exhibit, the CNE Archives explores the role that the CNE has played in bringing couples together since its very early days in 1879. Ranging from the Tunnel of Love, to fashion shows and advice for brides to be, to flirting on the midway, to winning stuffed animals to impress a girl, to seamier shows such as Striporama, sex at the EX has been around as long as the fair has. Several vintage postcards are also part of this exhibit. The CNE will encourage visitors to tell us “your story”. On Wednesday & Thursday evenings ( 8 pm), you will also be able to watch “Speed Dating” in action on the Courtyard Stage!

This exhibit runs daily at the Direct Energy Centre throughout the fair. On the CNE map, look for the Heritage Court and the Garden Show. The Archives exhibit is down a long hallway in the Heritage Court. ‘The Ex’ web-site.

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UPCOMING MEETINGS

Thurs. Sept. 16, 7:00pm – The story of the Restoration of Spadina Museum: Historic House & Gardens. Details on the ‘Club Meetings’ page.
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The Toronto Postcard Club is a non-profit association of over 250 dedicated deltiologists. We call Toronto, Ontario, Canada our home base, but we are supported by members from across Canada, as well as the United States and the U.K. as well.

The Toronto Postcard Club has much to offer to anyone who is a collector of vintage postcards. No matter what your collecting interest, there is a postcard related to it. From Armouries to Zoos, Amphibians to Zebras, Aviation to Zodiacs, you can find a postcard view among the millions and millions of vintage postcards that are for sale and in collections today. Our members seek postcards in support of their interests in history and historical societies, writing, genealogy, and just because they are a most interesting window into our past.

Please take a tour through the TPC website using the navigation buttons on the left. We’re pleased that you have chosen to visit us. Each page has a comment box should you have any questions, or, if you want to connect with other postcard collectors who visit this site. Better yet, join us as a member and become an active participant in one of the most interesting and popular hobbies today – collecting vintage postcards. ________________________________________________________________________

Toronto Postcard Club pcard-back-colour.jpgPosted from Toronto, July 11, 1911.

“Dear Lillie,

This is some city. Going somewhere all the time. Will be home soon. Blanche.”

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