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St. Lawrence is a neighborhood situated in downtown Toronto. The constructively symbolic 19th century Georgian style red and yellow brick buildings that line Front Street can catch back to this earlier period. The newer part of the St. Lawrence neighborhood located around The Espanade was constructed in the 1970s.
The St. Lawrence neighborhood is as old as Toronto itself. In fact the Town of York - the precursor to the City of Toronto - crossed 10 city blocks that now are included of the St. Lawrence neighborhood.
The St. Lawrence Market founded in 1803, a blaze in Old Downtown Toronto, stands proudly as the home to over 200 food vendors and is overrun by of people.
David Crombie Park is a multi-faceted park that breaks through the center of the St. Lawrence neighborhood, along The Esplanade. This park combines pretty amble and sitting gardens, a waterfall, a handball court, and a basketball court.
The St.Lawrence neighborhood has been gravely cheered as a major success story in urban planning. It has become a standard for the design and planning of new neighborhoods across North America.