James Bryce Milner Park Commemorative plaque, 1984.
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Resource ID
6114
Access
Open
Credit Line
Heritage Toronto
Date of Creation
1984
Description
A native of Nova Scotia, James Bryce Milner (1918-1969) was professor of law at the University of Toronto and an internationally-recognized authority on town planning law. A member of several public and professional organizations, he became president of the Town Planning Institute of Canada, 1965-66. He was a resident of Toronto Township in the 1950's, serving on citizens' bodies that guided its postwar growth before he moved to Collier Street near here in 1959 and became part of early efforts to renew the city's older residential core. This park was established and named 9 June 1984 under the auspices of the Asquith-Collier Association.
Program Category
Historical Plaques
Rights
Heritage Toronto
Historical Themes
Architectural Heritage, Post-war urban development
Time Period
1954-1998, 1900-1953
Caption
James Bryce Milner Park Commemorative plaque, 1984.
Marker lat / long: 43.67233, -79.383672 (WGS84)