On a hot and sunny Sunday, June 10,  the inaugural James Ellis Heritage Toronto Walk took place in the Junction.  Three guides, including the Society’s Neil Ross and David Wencer,  along with architectural enthusiast Christopher Sears, led sections of the large crowd.  Highlights included our Annette Library, and  the Junction Shul, Congregation Knesseth Israel, both…

James Ellis was the premier architect of the Junction. His work defined the railway town: its schools, houses of worship, homes and civic buildings.  Discover the work of this remarkable architect, reflecting the social fabric of the Junction as we visit buildings he designed, knew, and frequented. Date: Sunday, June 10, 2012 Time: 1:30 PM…

“Justice in the Junction”  Graphic Novel….. ON SALE NOW at the WTJHS Archives.  $5 a copy

Thursday, May 3, 2012, Annette Library, Lower Level 7:30 PM Refreshments and Business Meeting 8:15 PM Dorothy Duncan has worked with organizations across Canada and around the world to ensure that Canada’s culinary history is recognized, researched, and recorded. In 2007 her book Canadians at Table won the Cuisine Canada and University of Guelph Culinary Book Gold…