@Conference Paper {10782,
	title = {Historical Property Analysis for One St. Thomas Street, Toronto},
	year = {2008},
	address = {Peterborough},
	abstract = {My research examines this history and occupation of One St. Thomas Street, Toronto, Ontario through the application of {\textquoteright}property archaeology{\textquoteright}. In 1844 five wooded houses were built which were then demolished to make way for a multi-million dollar condominium. With the aid of the Toronto Archives, City Directory, City Assessment Rolls, the Archives at Victoria College, and records from Goad{\textquoteright}s Fire Insurance maps I detailed the historical ownership, land use and value, and even a failed business venture attempted with the property. Patterns visible in the city{\textquoteright}s record show this property sample acted as a microcosm for demographics changes and are still occurring in this downtown neighbourhood at the intersection of Bay and Bloor streets.},
	author = {Amy Fox}
}
