
Scenes From Evergreen Brick Works
Toronto was a brick-making town. Going through the city today, you would not realize it right away. This lost and … Continue reading Scenes From Evergreen Brick Works
Toronto was a brick-making town. Going through the city today, you would not realize it right away. This lost and … Continue reading Scenes From Evergreen Brick Works
The Fort York area has some of the oldest built heritage in the city, but also has some of the … Continue reading Scenes From Fort York
The path of the Garrison bisects streets and runs through parks, joining neighbourhoods like any major throughway in Toronto would … Continue reading Scenes From Garrison Creek
While digging up some info on a separate topic (expectedly, a look into a former factory in Toronto’s east end), … Continue reading ‘Millions Put in New Buildings: Toronto’s Growing Business Must be Accommodated’ – The Globe: March 19, 1907
Note: Adventures as of last fall-ish. Here’s hoping we get some greenery soon! My first impression of Graffiti Alley? It’s … Continue reading Scenes From Rush Lane, Queen West, and Niagara
I’ve been to the City Archives a few times before to toil away in the research hall. But I’ve never … Continue reading Scenes From The City of Toronto Archives
Spontaneous, impromptu adventures. They are the best, aren’t they? As a person who overthinks and plans the heck out of … Continue reading Scenes From Old Town
I’m going to be venturing outside of Toronto and even Canada for this post. Two weeks ago, I had the … Continue reading Scenes From Grünerløkka, Oslo
Have I just had more of an eye for it or has there been quite a string of places announcing … Continue reading Dead Zellers, Dead Sears, and Dead Factories…But Hopefully Living Memories
Located on the west side of Jane Street between St. Clair and Eglinton is Smythe Park. Somehow this park fits … Continue reading Scenes From Smythe Park