The St. Lawrence Market: Before the Stalls Open
From Slow History for Sleep: Calm True Stories to Fall Asleep To · 56:05
Show by Ember Ventures
A calm, slow telling of a true story to help you drift off. A Toronto market that has met on Saturdays since 1803. It follows the town of York, the proclamation, the brick market, the old city hall, St. Lawrence Hall, the fire of 1849, the rebuilding and the new North Market.Soft rain plays throughout. No sudden sounds.This episode was created with the assistance of AI, using an AI-generated voice.
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