Christie’s Methodist Cemetery

Toronto, Canadá

3.5

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2900 Warden Avenue, Toronto, ON, M1W 2S8
Scarborough
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120 m2160 Warden Avenue
210 mFinch Avenue East
340 mBridletowne Circle West
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Horario local (Toronto) 12:48 viernes, 29 de noviembre de 2024

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2 opiniones sobre Christie’s Methodist Cemetery

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Tu valoración: 3
Toronto, Canada
This cemetery is located in the middle of a Price Chopper parking lot at Bridlewood Mall. You’d never expect a cemetery to be in such a place, but it is! It’s good that it’s well kept, even though the cemetery closed in the 1920’s. But it’s really small. You could finish looking at the cemetery within half an hour! It’s a little bit of history, so if you’re at Bridlewood, it’s something to check out.
Tu valoración: 4
Markham, Canada
Bridlewood Mall can be a little boring with the usual retails and supermarkets (Price Chopper/​Metro) nothing much to see or to buy.
A little park in the middle of the Parking Lot near the entrance way. I was ready to just sit under the shade and take it some sun on one of the benches…
And I found myself surrounded by tombstones and grave?!! Dating back to 1846?! That’s before Confederation!
A part of Scarborough history in the middle of a Shopping Mall’s parking lot. and it seems to integrate with the existing environment quite nicely.
I wonder if there’s any Ghost stories?