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Walk south of the park. There you will find the remains of old St. George Church - most of which burnt down in 1956. What remains of the church?
The tower and the original Sunday School building. Nothing remains but a plaque recognizing the past. The tower, and a nave of the church.
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KatieWilliams/
Nov 29, 2017
Toronto has a shocking amount of parks and green space... but this is one of my favourites. Since I normally visit the Art Gallery and then walk around the area until my feet are falling off, this provides a great respite. There are lots of little bodegas nearby where you can grab lunch and make a picnic in the park. It is well-maintained, so no worries about gross, trash-ridden grass here!
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RonM/
Aug 27, 2014
And old original city park, right next to one of the coolest buildings in Toronto, the Ontario College of Art and Design.
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Jennifer/
Jul 20, 2014
We had so much fun with TDSB students who took part in our Sprout Ideas camp! The Explore150 App Challenge was a hit. I now have a different connection with Grange Park as it is the first time we have incorporated Explore150 as part of a summer camp and we hope to expand this approach!
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Mekayla/
Jul 14, 2014
From my experience in Grange Park through Explore 150, I enjoyed learning a variety of facts about the site. Hence the name, "Explore 150" using this app as well as answering trivia questions in relation to Grange Park. This was a fun opportunity to mix in technology with the outdoors.
Grange Park is a prominent and well-used public park in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada, located south of the Art Gallery of Ontario, beside the Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCADU).
