We started at Yonge/St. Clair and finished at Bathurst/Davenport.
We walked by a lot of old houses in Toronto, including ...
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Woodlawn, Toronto's second oldest residence still used as a private home.
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| Oaklands, part of de la Salle College, a Catholic School |
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| Ardwold, home of the Eaton family (now condos) |
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| Spadina House, built in 1866 |
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| Casa Loma (built in 1914) |
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| Stable for Casa Loma |
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E.J. Lennox' home
(the architect who designed Casa Loma, Old City Hall and more) |
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| Witch Hat House |
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| Car in the driveway of Witch Hat House |
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| First house in Wynchwood, in the 1870s |
5 comments:
Oh my goodness!!! I love Casa Loma, it is the essence of my ultimate fantasy home! This looks to be a fantastic day for you two, and such fascinating pieces of history and architecture!
Wowoww. I would love to take this tour. I can't pick a favorite - but I think that I would love to see the inside of the Witch Hat house (after seeing the car in the driveway, looks like a fun bunch, haha)
I have never been to casa loma I it looks really pretty.
I love tours like this-- looks like so much fun! Great pics, Teena.
Wow, those pictures are amazing. Especially Casa Loma. It just seems so fairy-tale like. Oh well, I can always dream right?
Thanks for sharing.
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