Toronto Diaries

Wilkins Avenue The ‘Wilkins’ group of buildings is the largest grouping of original 19 century rows that were constructed by one builder in the neighbourhood of Corktown. It’s northerly boundary abuts the former Providence House property where now a highway ramp runs through. As a consequence this is a blessing to area residents who don […]

From early Georgian to Victorian-era rows, this is Historic Corktown, Toronto. Located in Old Town Toronto it is bounded by Berkeley on the east, and extends west to the Don River. From Front / Eastern Avenue, on the south, then north to Shuter Street.