Address: 0 Bathurst Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Albany Parkette Notes: Located behind the Bathurst Subway Station.
Address: 0 Bay Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Bay Adelaide Park Notes: Located on a half-acre site between Richmond and Temperance Streets.
Architects: Baird Sampson Architects. (firm) Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden (firm)
Designers: Priest, Margaret
Address: 0 Beech Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Balmy Beach Park Notes: Formed from part of the residence of Sir Adam Wilson, 1841-1891. 1903 legislation from the East Toronto Council designated the space as a park.
Address: 0 Bloor Street West Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Matt Cohen Park Notes: Formerly known as the Bloor / spadina Parkette.
Address: 0 Bremner Boulevard Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Roundhouse Park Notes: Situatued adjacent to Skydome and the CN Tower. See also: John Street Roundhouse on Bremner Blvd.
Architects: Arcorp Associates (firm)
Address: 0 Broadview Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Riverdale Park Notes: Initially called the "Eastern Public Park"
Address: 0 Cumberland Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Cumberland Park
Architects: Oleson Worland Architects (firm) Schwartz Smith Meyer Inc. (firm) Smith Ken
Address: 0 Dufferin Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Dufferin Grove Park
Address: 0 Front Street East Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Berczy Park
Address: 0 Front Street West Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Simcoe Place Park
Architects: Moorhead Associates (firm)
Address: 0 Grange Road Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Grange Park Notes: SEE ALSO: The Grange at 317 Dundas Street West.
Address: 0 Isabella Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Norman Jewison Park
Address: 0 King Street West Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Park at First Canadian Place
Architects: Bregman + Hamann Architects
Address: 0 Kingston Road Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Small's Park / Pond
Address: 0 Lake Shore Boulevard East Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Greenwood Park Notes: Bounded by Queen Street East, lakeshore Blvd., Coxwell Ave and Northern Dancer Blvd. Occupies the site of the former Greenwood Raceway.
Architects: Rosenberg Janet
Address: 0 Lawrence Avenue East Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Edwards Gardens Notes: Civic Garden Centre's address is 777 Lawrence Avenue East.
Architects: Markson Jerome Moriyama & Teshima (firm)
Address: 160 Ledbury Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Ledbury Park
Architects: Shim Brigitte Sutcliffe Howard
Address: 0 Madison Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Ecology Park
Address: 0 Queen Street East Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Kew Gardens Notes: Initailly known as "The Canadian Kew Gardens", it was first open to the public in 1879 by Joseph Williams, whos who called his 1853 farm site "Kew Farms". The City paid him $43,200 for the property in 1907 .
Address: 0 Queen Street West Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Trinity Bellwoods Park
Architects: Brown and Storey Archts. (firm)
Address: 479 Queens Quay West Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Spadina Gardens Park
Architects: Baird Sampson Architects. (firm)
Address: 0 Rosehill Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: David A. Balfour Park Notes: Foremrly the Rosehill Reservoir and Park.
Address: 0 Rouge Park Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Rouge Park Notes: Rouge Park is North America's largest natural urban park. It now stretches from the mouth of the Rouge River at Lake Ontario, north along both the Rouge River and Little Rouge Creek to Steeles Ave. and into the 'new lands', which for the most part sandwich the Little Rouge to just south of Major Mackenzie Drive.
Address: 0 Sheppard Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Downsview Park Notes: Created out of the former Downsview Canadian Forces Base. Involves 128 hectares of land which will be developed over 15 years at a cost of $140 million. The winning submission is entitled "Tree City".
Architects: Koolhaus Rem Mau Bruce Oleson Worland Architects (firm)
Address: 0 Sheppard Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Tree City Notes: SEE: Downsview Park under a "Building Name" search.
Address: 0 Sherbourne Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Allan Gardens
Address: 0 Sherbourne Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Moss Park (Park)
Address: 0 Simcoe Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Government House Pleasure Ground Notes: Located at the northwest corner of Kind and simcoe Streets, 1845-1846.
Address: 0 Spadina Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Crescent Gardens Notes: Located on a crescent along Spadina avenue that had been leased from the Baldwin family. It was developed by nurseryman Robert Mansfield as was operated as a beer garden from 1828 to 1866.
Address: 0 Toronto Island(s) Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Penninsula Pleasure Ground Notes: Situated next to the Pennisula Hotel from 1843 to 1858.
Address: 0 Victoria Park Avenue Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Victoria Park Notes: Formed from part of Peter Paterson's country estate called Blantyre. In operation as an amusement park from 1878 to 1906.
Address: 0 Yonge Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens Notes: Replaced (in 1952) the original Alexander Muir Memorial Park, which was established in 1934 and was situated on a site at Lawton Boulevard and Yonge St., opposite the entrance to Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
Architects: Kay Edwin
Address: 0 Yonge Street Type of Building: Parks Name of Building: Vauxhall Gardens Notes: Operated as a adjunct to Matthew Ward's Gardener Arms Inn c1850-1860.
