On Lombard Street at First Lane East, on the left when traveling west on Lombard Street.
Born into slavery in Delaware during the late 1850s, Albert Jackson became the first Black letter carrier in Toronto and one of the few people of colour to be appointed a civil servant in 19th-century Canada. Jackson's mother, Ann Maria, escaped . . . — — Map (db m217681) HM
On Lombard Street at First Lane East, on the left when traveling west on Lombard Street.
This coat of arms was formerly located above the main entrance of Toronto’s eighth post office which was erected on part of this site in 1872-1873. The original building was designed by R. C. Windeyer, architect, and served as the main post office . . . — — Map (db m217655) HM
