Date: June 10, 2012
Location: City Adult Learning Centre
The Danforth used to pass through open fields and market gardens. Today we find an interesting mix of structures and sites: from the home of William Peyton Hubbard, the first African-Canadian member of Toronto City Council, to the Music Hall Theatre. LEADER: Stephanie Thomas START POINT: City Adult Learning Centre, 1 Danforth Ave (south side of Danforth, next to Prince Edward Viaduct) west of Broadview Subway Station FINISH POINT: Danforth and Gough Avenues, just west of Pape Ave LENGTH: Approx. 1 to 2 hours FOCUS: Historical, architectural DIFFICULTY: Long walk on pavement From April to October, thousands of people attend our free neighbourhood walking tours. Covering all areas of the city, Heritage Toronto Walks tell the stories behind the people, landscapes and historic buildings that bring Torontos neighbourhoods to life. Our weekend walking tours are free of charge and no reservations or pre-registration are required.
Heritage Toronto Walk: The Danforth
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