Etobicoke Historical Society
4709 Dundas Street West M9A 1A8 Toronto, ON, Canada

#DYK ... The Consulate of the Republic of Poland has occupied what is described as the ‘largest home built on the Mimico waterfront’ that sits behind a tall ornate iron fence - for more than 44 years. It also has a very colourful history!

We are pleased to share that at the November 19th, 2020 Annual General Meeting, EHS presented Paul Joseph O'Connor with the 2020 Jean Hibbert Memorial Award.

Things may be a bit different this holiday season, but you can still support local history. Visit http://www.etobicokehistorical.com/shop to place an online order for cards or books from the Etobicoke Historical Society and have them safely shipped to you or a loved one in time for Christmas. All prices include shipping and each purchase supports the work of the Etobicoke Historical Society!

Today, the area around Dundas and Bloor is a buzz of construction activity. Before the now decommissioned Six Points Interchange was built, it was a stopping point for weary travellers!

Did you know that the former Six Points intersection - where Dundas, Bloor, and Kipling meet - was once called Wood’s Corner - after the family that eventually owned land on five of its six points.