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Toronto's Lost Villages

Ron Brown

Verlag: Dundurn

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Exploring Toronto's heritage through the long-gone towns, hamlets, and villages swallowed up by Canada's largest city
Includes archival photos
Over 80 lost villages, including Old York, Longbranch, New Town, Windermere, Humber Bay
Torontonians have a proven interest in the city's roots, with popular history series seen in Spacing Magazine, Toronto Star, and BlogTO
"Nobody knows Ontario like Ron Brown" — CBC Radio
Author hosts back roads tours of Ontario, and has published travel pieces in Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Canadian Geographic, and VIA Rail Magazine
Originally published in 1997 and winner of a Heritage Toronto Award, author has expanded and revised with new text and photos
Verfügbar seit: 01.05.2020.

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