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Evergreen Brick Works Chimney Court Renovation
Toronto

From http://ebw.evergreen.ca/

This outdoor children's play and learning area will feature an edible landscape including gardens, fruit trees, berry bushes and year-round greens from the greenhouse. Foods gathered in the garden will be prepared and preserved in the children's indoor kitchen, while baking will take place in an open-air bake oven.

From 1889 to the 1980s the Don Valley Brick Works was one of Canada’s pre-eminent brickyards. At its peak more than 43 million bricks a year were manufactured for use in the construction of homes and buildings across Canada. Many of Toronto’s most prominent buildings were made from Don Valley brick – Massey Hall and Old City Hall are two examples.

In the 1990s the City and TRCA raised approximately $6 million to restore the site’s quarry as a park and natural area. The Don Valley Brick Works Park is awe-inspiring: a haven for wildlife and naturalists alike, it is at the heart of Toronto’s ravines. Opened in 1996, the park is managed by Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation. The Don Valley Brick Works Park is worth a visit in any season.

 

Copyright: Digital Properties.Ca Bryan Groulx
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Taken: 23/11/2010
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Published: 23/11/2010
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Tags: heritage; geotourism; bricks; quarry
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