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The North Toronto Historical Society is a
volunteer organization which was established in 1975 as the
Central Eglinton Historical Society. Its goal is to preserve
the history of the area formerly known as the Town of North
Toronto. The Town of North Toronto was formed in 1890 from the
unincorporated villages of Davisville and Eglinton. The
village of Bedford Park joined in 1892. The Town existed until
1912 when it was annexed by the City of Toronto. The Town had
its own schools, waterworks and police service.
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current meeting schedule.
Fall Walking Tour - Lawrence Park: The
Garden Suburb - Saturday, October 14, 2023 2:00-3:30
p.m. (Rain or Shine)
Meeting place: George H. Locke Memorial
Library
SE corner Yonge St. and Lawrence Ave.
East
Discover the history,
architecture and natural beauty of this early garden
suburb for which plans were
developed in 1909. The walk will cover the area south of
Lawrence Ave. East and will also
feature Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens.
Membership Co-ordinator
283
Deloraine Ave.
Toronto,
Ontario M5M 2B2
A tax receipt will be issued for donations of $10 or more (in addition to the fee).
North Toronto Historical Society
283 Deloraine Ave.
Toronto, Ontario M5M 2B2
(416) 393-7610
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