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Imperial Oil - Lou & Nat Turofsky
Photography
The Turofsky collection pictorially depicts two decades of the “original six” era featuring black and white player portraits and game action from the NHL. This collection also features the largest known quantity of original hockey-related glass negatives from the 1920’s and 1930’s. Other levels of hockey covered include junior, senior and minor professional.


"Teeder" Kennedy awaits
the Stanley Cup - 1949.

Johnny Bower halts
Jean Beliveau's
scoring opportunity.

Bruin great,
Milt Schmidt.


Terry Sawchuk eyes
the puck dangling on
Bob Pulford's blade.

Johnny Bower attempts
to clear the puck

Dunc Monroe
Toronto Granites
OHA Senior


Jacques Plante wards off
a charging Billy Harris.

Glenn Hall stops
Toronto's Dave Keon.

Leonard "Red" Kelly


Leo Boivin at
Maple Leaf Gardens

Toronto & Detroit players
search for the puck.

King Clancy was
part of the Leafs'
for six decades.


Ken Reardon and "Butch"
Bouchard share a laugh

Marty Barry and "Hap" Day
stand at an opening
ceremony

Toronto's "Red" Horner
circa. 1931-32.


The "Kid Line": Charlie
Conacher, Joe Primeau
& "Busher" Jackson

Chuck Rayner supports
Canada's "Poppy Fund"

In 1910, Lou Turofsky bought the Toronto-based Alexandra Photo Company from owner Frank Spillar for $125. He renamed the company Alexandra Studios. When Nat Turofsky (December 20, 1956) and Lou Turofsky (October 14, 1959) passed away associate photographers Roy Mitchell and Hall Creller kept Alexandra Studios going until 1962-63. On December 2, 1981, Roy Mitchell sold the hockey portion of Alexandra Studios for $15,000 to Imperial Oil who then donated the collection to the Hockey Hall of Fame.

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