Runnymede-Bloor West Village, Toronto
Runnymede-Bloor West Village, Toronto
The Runnymede-Bloor West Village Neighbourhood
The name Runnymede originates with the estate of John Scarlett, an early land owner in the area. Scarlett owned land in the area as early as 1817. He gave the name Runnymede to his house on Dundas Street.
In 1856, Scarlett's holdings bounded by Jane, St. Clair, Clendenan and Annette were purchased by Marcus Rossin, who sub-divided the lands as the "Runnymede Estate". The sub-division was vacant until 1878.
Customization
Customization
Choose from a wide range of colors, add a heart to your home, or request a custom-sized print. I am happy to personalize your map to make it extra special.
Frame is not included unless added separately.
Digital Download
Digital Download
If you choose to purchase a digital print, you will receive a high-resolution PDF file (300pixels/inch), which will give you very clean and sharp prints when printed any size.
At this time, customization of prints (heart on address) are for physical prints only.
This is a digital file. No physical items will be sent.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
We offer FREE SHIPPING worldwide!
All our posters are printed on demand in order to ensure great quality, minimize waste, and be environmentally conscious. Therefore, regular poster orders take 3-4 business days to be processed before being shipped out.
Custom map orders require 1-2 weeks to design, review, print and ship.
All our prints are packaged in 100% recycled cardboard poster tubes or stiff photo envelopes.
Learn more about our shipping policy here.
Our Commitment
Our Commitment
Our map posters are designed and printed locally in Toronto, Ontario.
They are printed on 190GSM smooth PhotoSatin paper which offers vivid colors and great contrasting blacks.
Our local Canadian print house carefully selects sustainably sourced paper with fiber originating from FSC-certified, longstanding plantations, or from new fiber plantations established on degraded agricultural or pasture lands within Canada.
Their selection of paper from responsible sources are backed with certifications from:
- The Forest Stewardship Council
- The Rainforest Alliance
- The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
- The Sustainable Forestry Initiative
- The Canadian Standards Association