Toronto's Historical Plaques

Learn a little of Toronto's history as told through its plaques.

St. Jude's Church

St. Jude's Church

Photos by Alan L Brown - September 2006

St. Jude's Church

Just inside the fence here at 1745 Victoria Park Avenue on the grounds of this church is a Scarborough Historical Society plaque. Here's what it says:

Erected in 1848 by the Rev. Wm. Stewart Darling and the Anglican families of the Wexford area of Scarborough, the site of the church and the cemetery was originally a private burial plot of the Parkin family. The church is a perfectly scaled model of the first minister's home church in England. It is now the oldest surviving Anglican church building in Scarborough.

Plaque Location Co-ordinates: 43.738577 -79.305915

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William Stewart Darling House

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