… and some links to partake in its history. By Irwin Rapoport
History
Articles
The history behind the familiar: Originally bounded by a toll booth, Greene Avenue provided access to “Upper Greene”. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Anecdotes embedded in the past of some of the houses in Braeside Place. By Michael Walsh
MHMC’s International Holocaust Remembrance Day, April 7.
By Luc Archambault
The history behind the familiar: Argyle Avenue, a street full of surprises, including a long-forgotten bird sanctuary. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Exploring Kitchener Avenue’s historical roots. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Exploring quiet
and friendly Columbia Avenue’s historical roots.
By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Anecdotes and intrigues on Chesterfield Avenue. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Redfern Avenue was opened in 1901 with land ceded from the Grey Nuns. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Hillside Avenue and its adjacent lane are some of my favourite walking routes. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Kensington, a multifaceted avenue best described as eclectic. By Michael Walsh
The history behind the familiar: Melbourne Avenue,
a short street between Metcalfe and Melville.
By Michael Walsh
