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Igniting the Automobile: Recharged car battery via electric railway line

Igniting the Automobile: Recharged car battery via electric railway line
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Hidden behind buildings, the last of Mimico s opulent lakefront estates is still standing

Hidden behind buildings, the last of Mimico s opulent lakefront estates is still standing
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The history of the Humber Heights-Westmount neighbourhood in Toronto

Humber Heights-Westmount, sometimes called Humbervale, is a residential neighbourhood found north-west of downtown Toronto. Its boundaries are the Humber River, Royal York Road, St. Philips Road and Eglinton Avenue. Humber Heights refers to the north part of the neighbourhood, while south of the Humber Creek is usually called Westmount. Similar to many of Toronto s neighbourhoods, the development of this one began thanks to the Humber River. It began with a sawmill According to the Etobicoke Historical Society, a man by the name of John Countryman built a sawmill on the west bank of the Humber River in 1792. One of the Wadsworth s mills in Westmount in 1870.

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The history of the Rexdale neighbourhood in Toronto

The history of the Rexdale neighbourhood in Toronto Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Rexdale is a neighborhood located north-west of downtown Toronto. Sitting right on the edge of Etobicoke, it includes the area between Highway 427, Highway 401, Steeles Avenue and the Humber River. Within Rexdale, you can find several smaller neighbourhoods including Humberwood, Clairville and Smithfield. The area known as Old Rexdale refers to the smaller area west of the Humber River, east of Islington Avenue and in between Thistletown and the 401. A group of people gathered over the Humber River in 1954. Photo by Toronto Public Library.

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