A wedding at the Lamb House 1890s

Index by Street Address

Aberdeen Avenue
6 - Ernest Thompson Seton - Biologist, Scientific Illustrator, Naturalist

Amelia Street
43 – Walter Seymour Allward – Renowned Canadian Sculptor
137 – Betty Oliphant – World-Renowned Innovator of Ballet Education
139 – J. L (Allan) Yen Ph.D – A Leading Figure in Canadian Radio Astronomy
160 – Mary O’Riordan D.V.M. – Pioneering Veterinarian

Carlton Street
211 – Oronhyatekha M.D. – Mohawk Physician, Victorian Businessman and Philanthropist
226 – Rowena Hume M.D. – A Founder of Women’s College Hospital
274 – Sarah Anne Curzon – A Pioneer for Women’s Rights
314 – Benjamin Brick – Builder and Specialist in Elaborate Plaster Decoration
Formerly 375, West of Sumach, south side – Gordon Sinclair – A Giant in Canadian Broadcast Journalism
SW corner of Riverdale Park Lieutenant Francis Gwillim Simcoe – First Private Owner of Land in Cabbagetown
Inside SW entrance to Riverdale Park Cabbagetown’s First People
(Inside the Park at the end of Carlton Street) - Charles Sauriol - Pioneer Ecologist  

Lancaster Avenue
2 (Cabbagetown Youth Centre) – Albert (Frenchy) Belanger – 1927 Flyweight Champion of the World

Metcalfe Street
20 – Arthur Goss – A Legacy of over 35,000 Photographic Images of Toronto
25 – Fredelle Bruser Maynard Ph.D – Author and TV Host

Ontario Street
262 – Frederick Hagan – One of Canada’s Greatest Artists and Teachers
550 – (Hugh Garner Housing Co-operative) Hugh Garner – Author and Witness to Depression Era Cabbagetown
675 – Luigi von Kunits – First Conductor, Toronto Symphony Orchestra

Parliament Street
424 (The Ben Wicks Pub") - Ben Wicks  -  Political Cartoonist and Global Literacy Advocate  

Rose Avenue
5 – Flos Jewell Williams – A Writer with a Passion for Western Canada
27 – Samuel Rose D.D. – One of the Pioneers of Methodism in Ontario

Sackville Green
203 (Regent Park Community Centre)– Morley Callaghan – Writer, Broadcaster and Canada’s First Urban Novelist
203 – Corporal Ainsworth Dyer – Soldier raised in Regent Park

Sackville Street
435 – Al Purdy – “The Most Canadian Poet”
436 – Arthur Schawlow Ph.D – Nobel Laureate who co-developed the Laser
395A - Jack Nichols -  Canada's Pre-eminent World War II Artist

Sherbourne Street (Lobby of Wellesley Community Centre)
495 – The Adaskin Family – One of Canada's Greatest Musical Families of the 20th century

Salisbury Avenue
34 – Eden Smith – Prolific Early Toronto Designer and Architect

Spruce Street
26 – James Grand, Samuel Toy – Founders of City’s Oldest Office Supply Company
35 – Charles B. MacKay – Toronto’s First Customs Officer
41 - Edward Hodder M.D. – Ontario’s Father of Obstretics and Gynaecology

Sumach Street
368 – Darrell Kent – Cabbagetown Benefactor
424 - Bill Stapleton - "The People's Artist"

Wellesley Street East
390 (The Owl House) - C. W. Jefferys - Historical Painter and Illustrator
443 – Tony Brady – Children’s Entertainer and Founder of the Forsythia Festival

Winchester St.
Winchester Public School – Walter Huston – Academy Award-Winning Actor
Walter Schawlow Ph.D - Nobel Laureate who co-developed the Laser
21- Samuel Johnson Boddy D.C.L. – A Remarkable 42 Years of Service to the Community
94 – Doug Henning – World Famous Magician
152 – Sir Ernest MacMillan – Renowned Musician, Conductor and Educator
156 – Daniel Lamb – Industrialist, Politician, and a Founder of Toronto’s First Zoo
NE Corner of Winchester and Sumach Sts. – Early Settlers