This is where Lucy Maud Montgomery died: the house she called Journey’s End. Montgomery spent her last decade living here, perched high above the Humber Valley in Toronto as she grew old and wrote the final sequels to Anne of Green Gables.

Explores the history of Toronto through the final moments of the famous (and infamous) who made it their final resting place. From ancient First Nations burial mounds to the murder of Toronto’s first lightkeeper; from the rise and fall of the city’s greatest Victorian baseball star to the final days of the world’s most notorious anarchist.

Get a small visual glimpse into Adam Bunch's Toronto Book of the Dead with this neat infographic (right-click and save to see a bigger version)!