Resting at Rest Awhile in Pine Hills Traditional Cache

In 1928 as Toronto expanded eastwards, Pine Hills Cemetery was established on the northwest corner of Kennedy and St. Clair. It is a serene area, with many pines sheltering the resting places. Since it was opened, over 17,000 trees and shrubs have been planted including  maple, black cherry, white ash and elm.  Massey Creek, a tributary of the Don River, wanders through the cemetery.  It was named after the Massey family, owners of the Canadian farm equipment company Massey-Ferguson.