Todmorden Mills, Toronto
Todmorden Mills is an early settlement area near the Don River.
Todmorden Mills is an early settlement area near the Don River. Go north on Broadview from the Danforth, turn left at Pottery Road (at the Dairy Queen), down the big hill, then turn left at the bottom and find a parking spot. There are some old houses which are well preserved and complete with furnishings. In behind the houses, there is a circular walking path that crosses over an old bend in the Don River that has been cut off from the main flow by the construction of the Don Valley Parkway.
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Todmorden Mills and Nearby Sights on Map
Playter Farmhouse
This is one of the original houses from when the area was settled
Riverdale Farm
Riverdale Farm located in the heart of Cabbagetown, is a turn of the century, that would be the twentieth century, Ontario farm and the site of Toronto's first zoo
Rosedale Valley
Rosedale Valley is an enormous green space separating Rosedale from the Yorkville neighbourhood in downtown Toronto
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
The cemetery has miles of walking paths and is the resting place of many famous people, including former prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, pianist Glenn Gould, the co-discoverers of insulin Frederick Banting and Charles Best, and Timothy Eaton
Distillery District
This national historic site includes 44 heritage buildings and numerous brick-lined courtyards
Allan Gardens
Allan Gardens located at the south side of Carlton Street between Jarvis and Sherbourne Streets, is a conservatory containing six greenhouses on large landscaped grounds
Ramsden Park
Ramsden Park is a relatively large, urban park, on the western edge of the neighbourhood, with its entrance right on the west side of Yonge Street
St Michael's Catholic Cathedral
Gothic-style cathedral that is one of the oldest churches in Toronto
Yorkville
Art galleries and restaurants built in Victorian style
St Lawrence Market
A city market has been located on the southwest corner of Front Street East and Jarvis Street for over 200 years