greater emphasis on the historic nature of the area. Montgomery's Inn has been preserved as the Etobicoke Community Museum and is open to the public. There is also a designated business improvement district known as the Historic Village of Islington, which has commissioned a large number of historic wall murals along Dundas St. W. Education The neighbourhood is home to schools operated by the public Toronto District School Board (TDSB), and the Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB). Islington Junior Middle School (IJMS) is a K-8 elementary junior and middle school established since 1832 and it is the second oldest school in Toronto as well as the oldest in the former Etobicoke. Two of Etobicoke's first Roman Catholic high schools of the Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church, St. Joseph's High School was founded in 1949 by the Sisters of St. Joseph as an all-girls school and in 1957, the Basilian Fathers formed an all-boys school, Michael Power High School on the Bloor-Dundas area and Michael Power later became a co-educational school in its later years. In 1982, they were officially amalgamated as one school with the Basilian Father as principal and the Sister of St. Joseph as vice-principal. With the school moved up west and north in 1993, Bishop Allen Academy opened in 1989 to fill in the void left by the relocation of Michael Power-St. Joseph. See also Neighbourhoods of Toronto References External links Islington-City Centre West neighbourhood profile Etobicoke Neighbourhoods in Toronto Central business districts in Canada