Leaside’s 110th Anniversary archival exhibit at the Leaside Library /A.B.
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archival exhibit has opened at the Leaside Library highlighting key aspects of Leaside’s evolution and history – such as early housing, the Thorncliffe Development and Racetrack, the Leaside Aerodrome, Police and Fire Protection, and industry and railways.
Leaside map, designed by local historian and cartographer John Naulls /A.B.
A centrepiece of the exhibit is a large map, designed by local historian and cartographer John Naulls, which details Leaside’s growth as a community from 1913-1934.
Leaside’s 110th Anniversary archival exhibit at the Leaside Library /A.B.
The exhibit also features pop-up exhibits from several established community organizations — including Leaside Memorial Community Gardens, Leaside High School Alumni Society and the Leaside Heritage Preservation Society.
“It’s so for people to be aware of Leaside’s role as one of Toronto’s most significant and historic communities,” says Geoff Kettel, an organizer of Leaside 110. “Leaside has a unique cultural heritage that is worth remembering and preserving. Events like this help ensure that it continues to thrive as a successful and livable community.”
The Moose over at Integracare is all dressed up for the occasion. Lookin’ good Flo!!
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