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Archival sources: treasures from Ontario's Archives.(T. Eaton Company Ltd.'s donations)
Publication: Ontario History Publication Date: 22-MAR-06 |
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COPYRIGHT 2006 Ontario Historical Society
T. Eaton Company
Archives of Ontario F 229
In 2003 Sears Canada donated the remaining corporate records of the T. Eaton Company to the Archives of Ontario. For more than a century Eaton's was one of Canada's major retail operations with stores across the country. It established the long tradition of mail-order shopping in Canada, providing people in rural or isolated communities with access to a broad range of consumer and work-related merchandise. It also initiated and originally sponsored the annual Santa Claus Parade in Toronto, a significant event to the start of the...
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