On a lovely day in October I went for a wander around the Yorkville neighbourhood just enjoying the fall weather. This sign attracted my attention with all of its information about the house it was in front of. This is a good example of the detailed signs that Heritage Toronto puts up when they can find the facts. I'll show you the house tomorrow.
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A similar concept here- though they are usually also in French.
ReplyDeleteHMMM I haven't come across this!
ReplyDeleteThey do a good job of telling the story in a small space.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a great thing, it’s great to know who has ever lived in a house.
ReplyDeleteHow fine these signs provide historic information about the building in the city. Always good to know history.
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy our rambles around Toronto Pat!
ReplyDelete...it's wonderful that there is the Ontario Heritage Act! Buildings from the 1800s need to be preserved. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThose hydrangeas would be brown now.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, I'm excited to see the house too!
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ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty heritage sign, it is nice to read the house's history.
Take care, enjoy your day!
Pretty sign and a lot of historical information.
ReplyDeleteIt makes you think about the industry of dying clothing. Now most of our clothing comes from China.
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