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	Distillery District - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Distillery District is a historic district to the east of the downtown core of Toronto, Canada, spanning 13 acres (52,000 square metres) and comprised of more than 40 heritage buildings and 10 streets.
		With the deindustrialization of the surrounding area in the late 20th century, and the winding-down of the distillery operations, the district was left increasingly derelict.
		The Distillery District is a National historic site, and has been designated for protection under the Ontario Heritage Act since 1976.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Distillery_District (710 words)

	Maglin Site Furniture Inc. - Projects
		Set on 13 acres of land in the heart of the city, the Distillery District is Toronto's first pedestrian-only village and a major historic district.
		In December 2001 the Distillery was purchased by Cityscape Holdings Inc., later partners with Dundee Realty Corporation, with the vision of creating an environment dedicated to the arts, culture and entertainment.
		The Distillery District is home to some of the country's best music festivals, art festivals, farmers markets, and beer tasting events.
	www.maglin.com /projects/distillerydistrict.phtml (404 words)

	brainstorms
		toronto's distillery district is one of my favorite places[1] to visit.
		there was a huge, somewhat disappointed crowd at the center of the distillery that afternoon...
		[1] i have no idea how long the district's artsy denial of cheap junk food and other stripmall-grade "conveniences" will last, but i will enjoy it while it lasts.
	blogs.sun.com /plan9/entry/random_notes_the_distillery_district (300 words)

	The Distillery Historic District
		During the 1800's the Gooderham and Worts Distillery was a huge manufacturing district in the city of Toronto and the largest distillery in the British Empire.
		Today the Distillery district is not only Toronto's only heritage district; it is also Canada's largest centre for arts and culture.
		During the nineties the empty distillery buildings became the number one film location in Canada and continue to be used for that purpose.
	www.toronto.com /attractions/listing/000-100-510 (415 words)

	Dance District: Social Dance Studio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Toronto’s Dance District was created with a single vision in mind: Providing a high class dance and entertainment venue in the heart of Toronto.
		At the beginning of 2006 that vision was realized and what is more is that it was realized in the heart of the Historic Distillery District, providing a perfect blend of historic tradition and new age excellence.
		Located on the second floor of the most iconic building of the Distillery, which to this day is graced with the Gooderham and Worts logo, Dance District allows you to experience the allure of being right in the center of history while living with all of the conveniences and amenities that the future has provided.
	www.dancedistrict.ca /about.htm (307 words)

	ICSC Publications SCTJune04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The transformation of this four-block area, a former distillery, into stylish spaces for an eclectic mix of retail and other tenants is the work of Toronto-based Cityscape Development Corp. Cityscape’s four principals recognized the historic site’s potential as a retail and cultural destination.
		The 44 19th-century buildings, a 15-minute walk east from the downtown financial district, were intact and in reasonable condition, but had been unoccupied for 10 years since the departure of the Gooderham & Worts whiskey distillery, which was founded there in 1832.
		And yet, though individual retailers may be flourishing, the Distillery District faces challenges in establishing itself as a retail and leisure destination, according to John C. Williams, senior partner at the J.C. Williams Group, a Toronto retail consulting firm.
	www.icsc.org /srch/sct/sct0604/page25.html (1364 words)

	Toronto : Distillery District \| WHERE.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Capture the vista from the west side of The Stone Distillery looking east across the complex and Tank House Lane; the weather vane and cupola atop The Cooperage; vintage trucks in the square at the base of Trinity Street, the grain rollers on Trinity Street.
		After a large fire in 1869 the operations were revamped and by 1871 the distillery was producing more than two-million gallons of whiskey every year.
		In May, 2003, The Distillery Historic District, a pedestrian-only village dedicated to arts, culture and entertainment was unveiled.
	www.where.ca /toronto/article_feature.cfm?listing_id=42 (622 words)

	Distillery District - Toronto - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Distillery District - Toronto - A Wikia wiki
		An early ninteenth century industrial maze that started as a distillery, became a top movie set and is now devoted to arts and entertainment.
		Its main entrance is to the north on Mill St, with the district bounded to the east by Parliament St., to the west by Cherry St. and to the south by the Gardiner Eyesoreway.
	toronto.wikia.com /wiki/Distillery_District (123 words)

	Tour Toronto's Historic Distillery District \| CraveCanada.com
		In the early 1830's two Englishmen by the names of William Gooderham and James Worts came to what is now Toronto to establish a mill to grind the flour from the grain being grown in the newly settle lands of Ontario.
		As a side bar the Historic Distillery District continues to be the destination of choice for international filmmakers.
		Recommended is a tour of the Distillery to appreciate its history and become aware of the various buildings, businesses and activities that occur here.
	www.cravecanada.com /things_to_do/article/000046/tour_torontos_historic_distillery_district.html (565 words)

	Distillery District Gooderham and Worts
		The Stone Distillery building built in 1859 is the oldest of the existing structures.
		In 1924,the Gooderhams decided to sell their controlling interest and by 1926, the Gooderham and Worts Distillery was merged with the Hiram Walker Company as Hiram Walker-Gooderham and Worts Ltd. Small amounts of Gooderham and Worts-brand whisky and rum as well as antifreeze continued to be produced at the Toronto distillery until 1990.
		The Distillery is filled with activity day and night with live music, outdoor exhibitions, fairs and special events the year around.
	www.lostrivers.ca /points/distillerydistrict.htm (885 words)

	patriciagilbert.com: The Distillery Historic District, Toronto, Ontario
		From 1837 until it closed in 1990, the distillery converted the ample harvests of Canadian grain into whiskey that was exported all over North and South America.
		Fans rave that their sandwiches alone are worth the trip to the Distillery, but locals in the know will tell you that the meat pies are a trifle salty.
		The Distillery Historic District is bordered by Parliament St. on the east, Cherry St. on the west, Lake Shore Blvd. W/Gardiner Expwye on the south, and the entrance is off of Mill St. on the north.
	www.patriciagilbert.com /-/patriciagilbert/article.asp?ID=890 (658 words)

	The Distillery Historic District \| Museum/Attraction Review \| Toronto \| Frommers.com
		Although founded in 1832, it wasn't until 2003 that this 45-building complex was reinvented as a historic district (before that, the glorious buildings were best known for appearing in many period-piece movies).
		This was once the home of the Gooderham-Worts Distillery, which was Canada's largest distilling company in the 19th century.
		The Distillery District has launched an ambitious program of events throughout the year.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/toronto/A19759.html (352 words)

	Distillery Farmers Market
		With so much to do at The Distillery District, it is a great place to shop on sundays in the summer.
		Over the summer months, as each new growing season is ushered in, we welcome new vendors and products to The Distillery District Farmers' Market.
		The Distillery Farmers' Market, located in one of the most culturally rich and historic districts in Toronto, dedicates itself to the celebration and promotion of homegrown Ontario produce and the farmers' who grow it.
	distilleryfarmersmarket.blogspot.com (806 words)

	The Distillery Historic District -Toronto
		On April 06,2004 while my brother was visiting from Pennsylvania, we decided to take the GO train into Toronto for the day and visit the Historic Distillery District.
		The Distillery District officially opened in 2003 and is a pedestrian only village.
		Gooderham and Worts distillery was founded in 1832 and became the largest distillary in the British Empire It ceased operations in 1990.
	members.tripod.com /~hazlereb/April04.html (494 words)

	NOT the Distillery District - Beltline path :: seems Artless
		NOT the Distillery District :: June 4, 2006
		I went and checked out the latest addition to the Kay Gardner Beltline trail, and found this old warehouse along the side of the path that is being converted into loft condos.
		The title is in reference to the many good pictures of broken windows down at the Distillery District - Sam's from DDOI and Doug's from Digitalredux
	www.seemsartless.com /index.php?pic=703 (105 words)

	Blatherings: Torcon area tour: distillery district
		Piece from the Sandra Ainsley Gallery in The Distillery area.
		Our energy crisis is not yet over, however; the test will come today and the rest of the week as Toronto gradually returns to a semi-normal working schedule.
		Recently revamped, the 13-acre area was opened to the public earlier this year as a new entertainment district, hosting artists' galleries, outdoor craft tables, live entertainment areas, coffeehouses and restaurants.
	www.electricpenguin.com /blatherings/archives/001991.html (336 words)

	Scraptabulous Layout Gallery - Distillery District page2 (Fear Factor 4/10 Challenge #4) - Powered by PhotoPost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Settled among the busy city, modern condominiums and skyscrapers is the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery- originally built to distill Canadian Whiskey.
		The Distillery is a National Heritage Site and it is less than a five minute walk from Cynthia’s condo.
		The Distillery District has been the location for over 800 film and television productions in the past decade, including Chicago and X-Men, making the distillery district the most popular film location in Canada.
	www.scraptabulous.com /gallery/showphoto.php?photo=1786 (302 words)

	Distillery Visitor Centre
		ABOUT US The newly renovated Distillery Visitor Centre is now located in Building 9, Suite 105 (Molasses Storage Complex).
		Over the past 170 years, the former Gooderham and Worts Complex evolved from a single, wind powered grist into the largest distillery in the British Empire, and is now transformed into a vibrant centre for arts, entertainment, and retail.
		The Distillery Visitor Centre is a unique fusion of history, information, tours, Segway, and retail.
	www.segwayofontario.com /distillery.htm (147 words)

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		Formerly the Gooderham and Worts Distillery (founded in 1832), The Distillery has been developed as a centre for arts, culture and entertainment.
		In 1926, the Gooderham and Worts Distillery was merged under the parent company of Hiram Walker-Gooderham and Worts Ltd. Small amounts of Gooderham and Worts-brand whisky and rum as well as antifreeze continued to be produced at the
		The Historic Distillery District continues to be the destination of choice for international filmmakers.
	www.torontotourism.com /Visitor/WhatToSeeAndDo/Neighbourhoods/DistilleryHistoricDistrict.htm (458 words)

	Distillery District Tours
		Once home to the largest distillery in the British Empire, the Distillery District has the largest collection of industrial Victorian buildings in Canada.
		An in-depth tour of the historic scenery of the Distillery and its past, while using space age technology.
		You can bring your team to our location, which is at located at Toronto's Historic Distillery District, or we can arrange to bring it to your event.
	www.segwayofontario.com /distillerytours.htm (376 words)

	Flickr: Distillery District
		The Gooderham and Worts Distillery, founded in 1832, is the largest concentration of Victorian industrial architecture in North America.
		The distillery itself was closed in 1990, and the buildings sat empty for more than ten years.
		The area has been dramatically and successfully redeveloped in the past few years, and is now full of art galleries, restaurants, and shops.
	www.flickr.com /groups/51345916@N00 (126 words)

	Condo for Rent in the Historic Distillery District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Condo for Rent in the Historic Distillery District
		1st time up for Rent – this spacious 1 bedroom right in the middle of the historic Gooderham and Worts Distillery District.
		This newer building has great amenities and is right in the middle of it all.
	www.distillerycondo.com (64 words)

	Dance District: Social Dance Studio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		We pride ourselves in offering not only instructors and staff of the highest caliber, but also an unforgettable atmosphere in the heart of Toronto’s Historic Distillery.
		We hope you find Dance District to be a home away from home; A cozy, inviting space in which you can relax, enjoy a good cup of coffee and rediscover the exciting world that is dance!
		Just in time for the holiday season, the Dance District gift certificates are now available for pickup at the studio.
	www.dancedistrict.ca (198 words)

	\| Toronto Sights - RealTravel
		You may recognize some areas in this district from the motion picture Chicago, for some of the prison sequences were filmed here.
		This used to be a major distillery, with buildings dating to the 1850s.
		This is the best place I found in the city.
	realtravel.com /distillery_district-toronto-reviews-t519080.html (205 words)

	Chicago, X-Men, Blues Brothers 2000, Cinderella Man are among the many major feature films produced in Toronto
		The busiest location site is The Distillery Historic District, originally the Gooderham and Worts Distillery.
		With 40 buildings spread over 13 acres, this was once the largest distillery in the British Empire.
		It ceased operation in 1990 after 135 years, and since then has served a location for more than 800 films and TV shows.
	www.canadacool.com /COOLFACTS/ONTARIO/TorontoDistillery.html (353 words)

	The Distillery District Photo Gallery by Aestus Rogers at pbase.com
		The Distillery District Photo Gallery by Aestus Rogers at pbase.com
		I think you've captured some lovely details from the district.
		I think on our next trip, we should spend some time indoors, capturing some of the fascinating architectural details, which would make for another excellent gallery such as this.
	www.pbase.com /aestus/distillery (79 words)

	Spook in the City: The Distillery District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Spook in the City takes viewers on a tour of the dark side of Toronto to the scene of a high-profile haunting.
		In this first of the series, John and I visit the Distillery District.
		It's the largest example of Victorian industrial architecture in North America and a top destination for shoppers, gallery lovers and foodies, but spooky stories lie behind its stone walls.
	www.blogto.com /city/2006/10/spook_in_the_city_the_distillery_district (288 words)

	Archeo in Distillery District? - Chowhound
		I was there for a function and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food.
		My experience with restaurants n the Distillery District (excluding Perigee) has been mediocre at best.
		Although we did not order off the regular menu becuase it was a private funciton, the food was very fresh and delicious.
	www.chowhound.com /topics/show/312449 (254 words)

	Historic Distillery District FREE Blues Festival - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
		Historic Distillery District FREE Blues Festival - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
		We would like to thank all who attended to make the 2nd Annual Distillery Blues Festival a resounding success.
		We would also like to thank the sponsors and, of course, all of the musicians who turned in one outstanding performance after another and maintained the high level of entertainment value established at the 1st Distillery Blues Festival.
	www.distilleryblues.com (390 words)

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