Tom the backroads traveller hosts this weekly meme.
Timeless Thursdays is hosted by Stevenson Que
Click here for a history of Toronto lane naming and a list of other lanes with neighbourhood descriptions. That post is a work in progress, and gets updated frequently.
Not strictly called a lane, Fitzroy Terrace was built around 1888 to house English workers.
...that Toronto has more than 3,000 public laneways is amazing. The house at Fitzroy Terrace are SWEET! Thanks Jackie for joining the party. I just read this morning that Canada may left me in soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of tracing back the names and discovering the story behind them.
ReplyDeleteThe neighborhood pictured here looks like a comfortable one.
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I haven't even ever heard of a public laneway and I find it fascinating. What a great way to keep local history alive. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fascinating way to keep local history alive!!
ReplyDeleteI like the colorful houses.
ReplyDeleteHistory of ones home place is so interesting.
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This looks so wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the very big smile.
Good shots. We have lanes here, but the only one I can think of with a name is a street that becomes a lane for a few blocks as a one lane roadway.
ReplyDeleteColorful hood. A "Lane" sounds very romantic.
ReplyDeleteMore awesome corners of your city that usually go unnoticed :)
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see your link this week at 'My Corner of the World'!