which includes Scots Pines growing out of circular benches, a set of metal archways among a row of crabapple trees, a marshy wetland, a waterfall bordering one side of a courtyard filled with benches and chairs, and a 650-tonne granite rock. Frank Stollery Parkette is a wedge-shaped park named for local businessman and politician Frank Stollery (1879-1971); the park commemorates the history of Davenport Road. Jesse Ketchum Park is named for the Canadian politician Jesse Ketchum, and is a greenspace park with a playground, located next to Jesse Ketchum Public School. Town Hall Square commemorates the site of Yorkville Town Hall, and is an urban oasis with paths and benches sheltered between rows of hedges, trees and oversized pots. It abuts the Yorkville branch of the Toronto Public Library. See also Bloor Street Culture Corridor List of neighbourhoods in Toronto References External links *"Yorkville, a hippie haven" - video clip from CBC Archives, first aired September 4, 1967 Neighbourhoods in Toronto Former municipalities in Toronto