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Post date / 2020 / November / 23
- St. Michael's Cemetery
Opened in 1855, and at capacity by 1900, the Catholic graveyard originally well outside the city became urbanized with the 1954 arrival of the original Toronto subway system extended one stop further north. Approached from the south, when I noticed headstones beyond a residential driveway. Office towers and apartment buildings to the north, and commercial businesses to the east, hide the sacred grounds to the general public. (St. Michael's Cemetery, Yonge Street south of St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario) 20201123