Albert Jackson Lane is a small alley that runs south from Harbord Street.
below: What is happening to Harbord Fish & Chips? (Albert Jackson Lane is on the right).
below: Looking down the alley, the first impression is that it is rather nondescript but a few bits of colour suggest that walking down the lane might be worth the effort.
below: A purple and teal fish by birdo, aka Jerry Rugg
below: Part of “Secret Garden” by Emily Kouri
below: An older mural that completely covers the garage and the fence on both sides. I am not sure who the artist is.
below: This character is well known – a poser bunny.
below: The Toronto skyline and its reflection in Lake Ontario in a mural by Mel Coleman.
below: A talking head, a square head on TV. I love the bunny ears on the TV – who has those anymore!
below: At the end of the alley, a house with major renovations in progress.
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Thanks for sharing the excellent photos of your lane walk! I love this little lane, named after Toronto’s first black postal carrier! There’s a memorial plaque for him, downtown on Lombard Street (near the site of an old postal station) and also a very beautiful new postage stamp. (Check out the picture there of the First Day Cover, with the lane on the envelope! Wonderful! Former childhood stamp nerd!) https://www.canadapost.ca/web/en/blogs/collecting/details.page?article=2019/01/25/black-history-albert-jackson&cattype=collecting&cat=stamps A great part of Toronto history. (And somewhere interesting to walk, too!)
Sorry for the delay in answering – but thanks for the notes on Albert Jackson! I might incorporated them into an updated version of this post.
Amazing images. Thanks for sharing!
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[…] In my research here, I came across a blog post by an aficionado of Toronto street art that includes a number of photos of the murals and graffiti that adorn the little alleyway now known as Albert Jackson Lane. Here it is if you want to take a look. […]