Travel and Transitions Explores One of Toronto’s Historic Jewels
November 5, 2005 (Press Release) --
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Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market is a treasure trove of culinary delights and historical significance. Built in the mid 1800s at what was then Toronto’s waterfront, this historic building was originally built as Toronto’s city hall. Among other functions it also housed the men’s and women’s jails and was reincarnated as a market in the early 1900s.
Travel and Transitions publisher Susanne Pacher participated in an entertaining and informative tour led by renowned Toronto historian Bruce Bell who provides fascinating insights into early Toronto society and political events. The tour starts at the St. Lawrence market hall where participants get offered a variety of delicious free samples from some of the market vendors. The tour then proceeds to cover St. Lawrence Hall (another former city hall of Toronto) and Toronto’s famous St. James Cathedral. For complete coverage including photos of this experience visit http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/hello_st_lawrence.htm.
For more travel information, real life travel stories, interviews with travel experts, and information about Travel and Transition’s first travel story contest (grand prize: an adventure expedition cruise through the Amazon) visit www.travelandtransitions.com.
Contact information:
www.travelandtransitions.com
Tel. (416) 422-5010
sq@travelandtransitions.com
Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market is a treasure trove of culinary delights and historical significance. Built in the mid 1800s at what was then Toronto’s waterfront, this historic building was originally built as Toronto’s city hall. Among other functions it also housed the men’s and women’s jails and was reincarnated as a market in the early 1900s.
Travel and Transitions publisher Susanne Pacher participated in an entertaining and informative tour led by renowned Toronto historian Bruce Bell who provides fascinating insights into early Toronto society and political events. The tour starts at the St. Lawrence market hall where participants get offered a variety of delicious free samples from some of the market vendors. The tour then proceeds to cover St. Lawrence Hall (another former city hall of Toronto) and Toronto’s famous St. James Cathedral. For complete coverage including photos of this experience visit http://www.travelandtransitions.com/stories_photos/hello_st_lawrence.htm.
For more travel information, real life travel stories, interviews with travel experts, and information about Travel and Transition’s first travel story contest (grand prize: an adventure expedition cruise through the Amazon) visit www.travelandtransitions.com.
Contact information:
www.travelandtransitions.com
Tel. (416) 422-5010
sq@travelandtransitions.com
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