Title Page Township of York Directory 1909 — before Midway was annexed to TorontoNorway encompassed the Upper Beaches and the Greenwood Coxwell area as well as the old village of Norway at Kingston Road and Woodbine.
Some of the streets included Applegrove Avenue (now part of Dundas St E), Ashdale, Bellefair, Berkley Ave., Birch Avenue (now Silverbirch Avenue), Burgess, Cassells, Coxwell Ave., DuVernet, Erie Terrace (now Craven Road), Fern Ave., Gerrard Street, Gibson Ave., Hambly Ave, Hiawatha Rd., Hubert, Kenilworth Cres., Kingston Road, Lee Ave., Oak Ave. Reid (now Rhodes Ave.), Waverley Rd., Wheeler, Woodbine Avenue, etc.
More streets: Alga Ave., Balmy, Elmer, Heyworth Crescent, Maple Ave., Morley Avenue (now Woodfield Rd.), Small (now Eastwood), and the Orchard Park Hotel.More streets: Herbert, Lawlor Ave., Maclean Ave., Norway Ave., and Victoria Park Ave.More streets: Lincoln, WinevaMore streets: Amroth, Danforth, Queen, captionSome of the occupations: carp = carpenter, comp = newspaper compositor; cond = railway conductor, lab = labourer, trav = traveller, watchmn = watchmanMore occupations: pntr= painter, steno = stenographer, trainer = trainer of horses, wks fcy gds = works in a fancy goods store,
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