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The West Toronto Junction Historical Society Welcomes Pamella Houston of the Ontario Black History Society Speaking About Prominent Black Torontonians & Canadians
Video recording now available! The WTJHS presents Pamella Houston from the Ontario Black History Society (OBHS) talking about the major contributions of Black Torontonians and Black Canadians, including Daniel Hill Sr. Mr Hill was a founding member of the OBHS and wrote the book, “The Freedom Seekers” published in 1981. In June 2024, the Dundas/Jane branch of…
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“Wheeling Through Toronto: A History of the Bicycle and Its Riders”
Join us for an engaging evening with Albert Koehl, one of Toronto’s most dedicated cycling and road safety advocates, as he presents “Wheeling Through Toronto: A History of the Bicycle and Its Riders.” This talk will take us through a fascinating journey of the bicycle’s place in Toronto, chronicling its 130-year history from the 1890s…
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On “Active” Service-stories from the field and on the home front during World War I and II
Remembrance Week Project: “They walked these streets… We will remember them” Join us on Tuesday, November 5th, 2024, for a special event presented by the Remembrance Week Project titled On “Active” Service—Stories from the Field and on the Home Front during World War I and II. This unique evening will share stories of soldiers from…
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“Haunted Junction Pub Crawl” with Neil Ross
Explore the Junction and its unique history like never before–with booze and boos! Join Junction historian and veteran tour guide Neil Ross for a night of spooky tales from the Junction’s past, told in some of the neighborhood’s favorite watering holes. Snacks will be provided at one of the stops. Please drink responsibly. Please note…
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