The history of Rosedale & Moore Park 

Thank you. I grew up in South Rosedale and really enjoyed your latest story about Chorley Park.

I love that neighborhood, it feels connected and still somehow abit secluded from the rest of Toronto at the same time .

I actually lived adjacent to that area (I lived on McPherson Ave for a few years and I worked in the neighbourhood) Even after moving I still worked in the area for years. I saw the transformation of the old North Toronto Train station building. I got to know Rosedale and the surrounding areas and ravines pretty well and learned about the history. I really enjoyed this video as it brought back memories of it all.

Thank you, this was a joy to watch .

Thank you for this! My brother and I biking around as kids always wondered why there was a "driveway to nowhere"

Thanks for the maps & facts. With my limited vision, it's great to stop the video and enlarge the detail. I can now visualize these areas so much better. Thanks

The tvo show Dear Aunt Agnes was film there.

Stop doing this. It is too good if you have ever lived in any neighbourhood at any time. Rosedale has a very special happy part in my 80 -83 period life living there and several previous (colleges class Intro by a wise old charming Sheridan College Prof who also introduced us to some excellent drinking hubs where ever we went in his excellent humane course) and later several sentimental revisits after moving. Afraid to return to a different town

Enough with the hands already.