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Claretown: Toronto's Lost Irish Village
Place:
Meet at the south east corner of Dundas St. & Bathurst St.
Date:
October 27, 2007
Time:
1:30 p.m.
Cost:
There is no charge. However, a collection will be taken up to support the Ireland Park Foundation.
More Info:
Walk leader: Joanne Doucettejoanne.doucette@sympatico.ca
From Issue No. 104 | October 15, 2007
Joanne Doucetter would like to invite you to join her on a walk through the Bathurst/Queen area to discover Claretown, Bathurst and Queen‚s Lost Irish Village.
Joanne Doucette has been leading local history walks and natural heritage walks for over 25 years and have been researching the Claretown area for more than five. She will share this unique and fascinating part of Toronto's heritage.
Rosario Marchese MPP Trinity Spadina will be joining the walk.
Joanne
A two hour walk exploring the history of the area including the Bathurst Street Barracks Orphanage where the widows and orphans where sheltered, The Paddock, St. Mary‚s Church, Cosgrave‚s Brewery, the Robinson Cottages, John Mulvey House, the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, the Garrison Hospital, the Emigrant Sheds at Front and Bathurst, and Ireland Park.
Joanne Doucette has been leading local history walks and natural heritage walks for over 25 years and have been researching the Claretown area for more than five. She will share this unique and fascinating part of Toronto's heritage.
Rosario Marchese MPP Trinity Spadina will be joining the walk.
Joanne
A two hour walk exploring the history of the area including the Bathurst Street Barracks Orphanage where the widows and orphans where sheltered, The Paddock, St. Mary‚s Church, Cosgrave‚s Brewery, the Robinson Cottages, John Mulvey House, the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, the Garrison Hospital, the Emigrant Sheds at Front and Bathurst, and Ireland Park.
