St. Alban’s Square Traditional Cache

Bring your own pencil/pen, as there is little room inside the cache for anything besides the log. Please rehide cache as (or better than) found, so to ensure appropriate placement for the next finder.

Saint Alban was a British martyr (following a Roman beheading) from the 3rd century AD. A rich history surrounds this figure, and St Alban’s is a small but bustling city in England in modern times. This small “sitting out” park is located right in the heart of the Annex and sits just to the south of one of the oldest (and unfinished) cathedrals in Toronto, as well as the Royal St. George’s College. Some impressive stained glass is inside the adjacent chapel, if you can manage to swing in to check it out.