Reliving history through guided tours of Toronto's beautiful,
historic cemeteries.

Yesterday was the perfect day to kick off a tour weekend. Perfect weather and all attendees were so engaged and had a great time. We're doing it again today at 1pm. See you in the cemetery! Link in bio.
This weekend! Saturday and Sunday at 1pm. Slap on some sunscreen and get ready for the best 2 hours of your day. Link in bio.
This weekend is going to be sunny and beautiful. Perfect weather to attend "The Women Who Built Canada" cemetery tour and hear all about this woman and the institution she created that is still going strong today. Link in bio.
I just returned home from a wonderful @janeswalkto in the historic #wychwoodpark and this is the only photo I took! Thank you Marilyn from the Tollkeepers's Cottage @tohistorymuseums for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us!
This woman is without a doubt one of the most controversial that I have ever talked about. She accomplished great things but also held some dangerous beliefs. Who was she? You'll have to come on the Women Who Built Canada tour to find out! Link i
The Women Who Built Canada, part 2 of the series. What a great way to start the tour season. Who was this woman? What amazing things did she accomplish in her life? Find out at Mount Pleasant Cemetery May 13th or 14th. Event link in bio.
Looking at the miserable weather today, I'm happy I spent yesterday at Park Lawn cemetery in Etobicoke. Not only is it the final resting place for some of the city's greats, it also has many unique and interesting gravestones and a herd of deer! Als
This little guy popped up out of nowhere and startled me while I was looking for a grave! I'm sure he didn't mean it.
Such a fun day touring as part of the Festival of Bizarre Toronto History! There are such interesting and colourful stories in our cemeteries.
Hi friends! I'm currently in Arizona, a place with cemeteries very different from our own. I'll post a round up of photos when I return. This is a shot of me with the mining town of Jerome in the background.
Gravestone to 4 of the 6 children of Thomas and Margaret Montgomery, owners of Montgomery Inn on Dundas at Islington. All died young and are remembered by a willow tree, the most common Victorian gravestone symbol. Seen in the Islington Burial Grou
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