♥Mississauga After Amalgamation: A City Emerges♥

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MISSISSAUGA AFTER AMALGAMATION: A CITY EMERGES
Settlers began arriving in the early 1800s, and Toronto Township, now known as Mississauga is often referred to as the city of villages. While most cities expand outward from a central settlement, Mississauga is unique in that it’s made up of crossroad hamlets and villages, each with their own distinctive history, that were joined together in amalgamation to form the city. The names of many of these villages are etched on the ceiling of Council Chamber at the Civic Centre and some are found on road signs throughout the city. Beyond these small villages, Mississauga was largely farmland, up until the advent of the automobile and paved roads, which would become the catalyst for suburban development. Many affluent Torontonians looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, built summer homes on lakefront properties here and along the Credit River Valley in the early 20th century.
Here are some additional links to learn about the History of Mississauga:
1957 promotional film about Mississauga’s Development
• 1957 promotional film ...
Mississauga Library - Our Saga
• Video
History of Port Credit from Heritage Mississauga
• History of Port Credit...
Mississauga: The First 10,000 Years
• Mississauga: The First...
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario - facts and history
• MISSISSAUGA, Ontario -...
Credit River History - The Majestic Credit River
• Credit River History -...
Memories of Small Arms Limited in Lakeview, Mississauga
• Memories of Small Arms...

[@christopherwelch136]

The demise of brilliant farm land. Yay! 😞

[@Jay-vr9ir]

Yes! The beginning of the massage parlour capital city of Canada .

[@andyanderson3628]

I've done some filming there in closed malls.

[@lrmguitars1224]

They build hwy quicker back then with horse and buggy. Today takes them forever

[@AChapstickOrange]

When I was a teenager in Mississauga in the 80s, you could still see cows in the fields adjacent to City Hall.

[@freakyflow]

When i was a kid City hall was on the otherside of Square one Off of Hwy 10 And the only thing i remember seeing for a building getting there was a church And a few barns

[@bjdon99]

Don Cherry always spoke highly of Hazel the mayor

[@bobbybird4985]

Native people like mohawk lived there over 30,000 yrs. .and u forgot that part 😂

[@Andrico77]

Welcome to the history of the entire WORLD!!

[@kevinfisher5492]

Amalgamation was a BIG fucking mistake. All brought to you by Mike Harris and the "Common Sensless Nonvolution." Don't let John Snobolen re-write history. Harris wrecked this province.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

Also that old witch named Hazel , what a phony she was , she sucked in a lot of people .

[@ALuimes]

Mississauga being a "city of villages" isn't unique as all cities are collections of former rural villages that they swallowed up. Mississauga is just suburban so they stick out more, unlike those in Toronto, like Weston and Swansea which blend into the inner city. But even Mississauga has equivalent suburban "cities of villages" like Vaughan and Markham.

[@AChapstickOrange]

3:48 Oh, GOD, remember THAT monstrosity on Southdown Road at the QEW? What an awful experiment that was. Umpteen lanes all crisscrossing each other. There were accidents there practically every day! Thank heavens they finally regularized that interchange a while ago.

[@junkboxxxxxx]

Somebody put a coffee cup on the master plan And they built the brown ring!

[@ONSTAGEMUSICPODCAST]

Hello Matt. Do you have photos or videos of Clarkson? I grew up there and I so want to see SHERWOOD CURLING rink sitting on the same land Sheridan Mall was (or is, but it’s changed now). My mom used to curl there and she brought me along. I was like 5! I know it became a Lansing Buildall and torn down to become a Boston pizza. Also, we spoke before and I used to work at 3215 Erindale Station Rd. And you told me that when you were 12, you used to ride your bike past there and watched Military VEHICLES go in and out. Well, we left there in Aug 2018 and it was closed down, but do you also have old photos (pre-Woodlands Secondary built after). I’d like to see the area 1965 to 1975 Probably? Do any exist?

[@HeritageMississauga]

Hi, Thanks for the inquiry. We will take a look at what we have for you. You can also email me at [e-mail]

[@ONSTAGEMUSICPODCAST]

Thanks for the reply

[@leifnelson4719]

When describing the architecture, difference between the day before the right moment and how a beautiful place like this one is t.v. show that schedule for a couple global events from Toronno ,making oversized headway for the pope of Vatican city ,attaching speeches drawn up from nowhere else than the special request towards Vatican museum,heading towards 2032,as Mississauga road to Mississauga point is same size as Milan Italy, while remain world leading if Milano cool.

[@sgamage23]

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[@leifnelson4719]

@@sgamage23 just jotting down first impressions thats all,maybe taking in some sights and having a breather after going to the art gallery

[@leifnelson4719]

@@sgamage23 Sauga is a cultural hot spot it really is,and how someone can film curate the website filmfreeway . com by way of treating oneself to a private film school as a cultural service associate ,these findings are apart of a post internet art movement which can also bring in financial inclusion to spin off a new app similar to Letterboxd

[@ALuimes]

@@leifnelson4719 Your responses make no more sense than your original comment. What are you trying to say?

[@leifnelson4719]

@@ALuimes the comment was solely based on the ideation of cultural resource management