Rosedale Villa Commemorative plaque, 1984.
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Resource ID
6119
Access
Open
Credit Line
Heritage Toronto
Date of Creation
1984
Description
Near this site stood the home of Sheriff William Botsford Jarvis from 1826 to 1864. The original farmhouse of 1821 was enlarged and redesigned by John Howard in 1835 and stood until 1905. Named Rosedale by Sheriff Jarvis' wife, Mary, it was the heart of the Jarvis estate which was subdivided in 1854 and became Canada's first garden suburb. The extensive area of modern Rosedale owes much of its character, as well as its name, to this early country estate of the Jarvis family.
Program Category
Historical Plaques
Rights
Heritage Toronto
Historical Themes
Architectural Heritage, Residential History
Time Period
1835-1899, 1900-1953
Caption
Rosedale Villa Commemorative plaque, 1984.
Marker lat / long: 43.676135, -79.385459 (WGS84)