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Image by Alex Willms
03 March 2017
Exhibit team members from the Museum Studies program at the University of Toronto pose with one of the pop-up banners they developed featuring the history of Toronto's first neighbourhood. The centre of the city's urban fabric for three centuries, the location of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood, north of the 19th-century shoreline of Lake Ontario, made it especially viable for trade.
Events, City Building, settler history
Alex Willms
Museum Studies students, University of Toronto, at the exhibit launch for Building Toronto, March 3, 2017. Image by Alex Willms.
