Landmarks
| Landmark | Cross street | Notes | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sanctuary Park Cemetery | Royal York | ||
| St. Philip Anglican Church | Royal York | ||
| Weston GO Station | Weston | ||
| CIBC 750 Lawrence | Dufferin | major computer centre, credit card call centre and head office operations | |
| Lawrence Square Shopping Centre | Allen Road | former RS Simpson Limited warehouse | |
| Lawrence West subway station | Allen Road | ||
| Bathurst Heights Secondary School | Allen Road | ||
| Lawrence Plaza | Bathurst | one of the earliest shopping plazas in Toronto | |
| Havergal College | Avenue Road | Private girls school | |
| Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute | Avenue Road | ||
| Lawrence subway station | Yonge | ||
| Toronto French School | Bayview | ||
| Glendon College, York University | Bayview | ||
| Bridle Path | The Bridle Path | Toronto's wealthiest neighbourhood | |
| Edwards Gardens | Leslie | ||
| Don Mills Centre | Don Mills | now Shops at Don Mills | |
| Don Mills Collegiate Institute | Don Mills | ||
| Wexford Heights United Church | Warden | ||
| St. Lawrence Martyr Catholic Church | Birchmount | ||
| Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute | Kennedy | ||
| Lawrence East RT station | Kennedy | ||
| David and Mary Thomson Collegiate Institute | Midland | named after Scarborough's first European (Scottish) born pioneer families | |
| Thomson Memorial Park | Brimley | ||
| The Scarborough Hospital | McCowan | ||
| St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church | McCowan | ||
| Cedarbrae Mall | Markham | ||
| St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church | Scarborough Golf Club | ||
| Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute | Centennial Rd | ||
| Rouge Hill GO Station | East Ave |
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