From the late 19th century to the middle of the 20th century, almost half a dozen waterfront amusement parks entertained Torontonians, offering a lost layer of the city's social life and geography. One of those fun resorts was Scarboro Beach Park, formerly located in the east end of Toronto, on the south side of Queen Street east of Woodbine Avenue. While the story of the park itself is interesting, the evolution of the property it sat on is a story in itself, consisting of at least three maj...| Scenes From Toronto
by Joan Latimer Ward 9 Community News, June 17, 1975, pages 4 and 5 This article is republished here with the kind permission of Beach Metro Community News The year was 1912 when young Earl Price drove his father’s Russell automobile up the sandy ruts of Lee Ave., turned onto the gravel surface of Kingston […]| The Prices