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Scarborough Golf Club Road was named after the Scarboro Golf and Country Club (established in 1912), [64] though the road's name reflects the full spelling of the former city's name. The club is located along the Highland Creek valley astride the road. Scarborough Golf Club Road begins at Hill Crescent and travels north to Ellesmere Road. [11]
Big Bay Point, where Friday Harbour is located, first saw the arrival tourists in the 1800s. Long an area known to local indigenous population, early settlers constructed the first resort in this location, the Robinson House, in the mid-1880s. This was soon followed by the sixty-room, luxury Peninsular Park Hotel.
City of Toronto City of Vaughan: Length: 26.4 km (16.4 mi) [1] [2] [3] Location: Toronto Vaughan: South end: Lake Shore Boulevard: Major junctions: Gardiner Expressway The Queensway Bloor Street / Dundas Street Burnhamthorpe Road Eglinton Avenue Dixon Road Highway 409 Rexdale Boulevard Albion Road Finch Avenue Steeles Avenue-----Course Break ...
From 1927 to 1950s the area south of Highway 401 and east of Yonge Street was home to St. Andrew's Golf Course. Designed by Stanley Thompson as an 18-hole course and later as 27 hole course, [6] it was sold to developers and now a residential area centred at Old Yonge Street and the Links Road. [7] The course hosted the Canadian Open in 1935 ...
Leading construction of the golf course was Stanley Thompson, the leading Canadian golf course architect. At its Islington Avenue location, the course opened in 1929. The course, under the Royal York name, hosted the Canadian Open in 1933. However, in 1935 Smith died, and his executor trustee Godfrey S. Pettit, became president of the club.
The land was saved from development after the sale of the club which relocated in 1969 to Unionville, Ontario and was turned into an urban park [4] in 1975. [5] Don Valley Golf Course is located to the east and south of the park. John Bales House, which dates back to 1824, was used as the greenskeeper's home from 1922 to 1969. [6]
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Teddington Park is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is bordered by Yonge Street to the west and Bayview Avenue to the east, and from Snowden Road in the south to north of Glen Echo Road and Rosedale Golf Club. Development occurred in and around the 1930s, and was farmland before that time.