The North American Hotel was a big four-storey building on Front Street, at Scott, built in the 1830s by
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“The real amusement of the young people is furnished by the skating rinks,” wrote Mrs. Robinson to her granddaughter
William Notman’s studio took this photo in 1859 looking south from the tower of what is now University College
The preparation of this article and appearance of Crimea in the headlines the last few weeks was an unplanned
Heritage Toronto has posted on its blog a piece about a famous photograph of ten veterans of the War
Henry Bowyer Lane (b. Corfu, 1817 – d. Victoria , Australia, 1878) was a trained architect related by marriage
“Who shall say what Toronto may not yet be?” asked one of the city’s newspapers in 1844 as it
One of the more remarkable housing developments among the great many that have occurred on the Garrison Common was
