The history behind 5 Toronto Neighbourhood Names

[@ikezutabunkyowa4628]

Great documentation. I love what you are doing!

[@OldTorontoSeries]

Much appreciated!

[@goldeoroo]

Richview and Westmount, Etobicoke :)

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

Great information. Thank you. ❤

[@stinkyroadhog1347]

Cedarvale, Keelesdale, Silverthorn, Brookhaven-Amesbury and The Junction

[@nonnasstitchingloungewithr7281]

Rex Heslop also bought land and developed most of newer Georgetown. His wife's name, BTW was Dale. One of the major arteries in Georgetown is called "DelRex".

[@INFINITE-IA]

You should do these more!

[@relic69]

Research, photos and graphics along with narrative. 10/10. Nice.

[@OldTorontoSeries]

Thanks!

[@naabs564]

Taylor -Massey, Crescent Town, Upper Beaches, East York

[@1decee]

Who or what was Glen Agar in Etobicoke?

[@philipsmith3901]

Curious about Davenport and Allenby neighbourhoods.

[@botcrack]

can you do a thing about Zanazibar? lol. Yes is a strip club but I'd say its a pretty iconic one for Toronto. The sign at least. when I first turned legal age, I did what most young men do, hit up a strip club with the buddies. I didn't know any better and Zanzibar was like the only one I knew of...that or Caddies in Scarborough. Caddies is pretty iconic also, but they tore down that plaza for some housing. I haven't been downtown in years, Zanzibar is still there isn't it? if it is, how it outlived Honest Ed's and Sam the Record man's signs, is beyond me.

[@CharCanuck14]

I'm curious about my old area of Beverley Hills (Jane & Wilson) before it was swallowed up by Downsview. Knowing about Downsview's history as well would be great. Love the videos and thank you for the great work put into them. Cheers from Peterborough.

[@ericratynski]

Glen Agar

[@Bryancosta-v4d]

Wiltshire Ave toronto

[@annjones5201]

How about alderwood, west of brownline which is a lot older than the east side. *still would like: University Settlement House. Thanks You EXCELLENT posts! ThankYou, nobody else seems to care about these things, only you, you are a treasure 🌞❤🌞 Thank You Thank You Thank You

[@hamishmarshall4094]

I know Leslieville was named after George Leslie, but more about him would be interesting.