Located at 329 Royal York Road, Etobicoke, on the site of the historic churchyard of Christ Church Mimico, it was established in 1827 and recorded its first burial in 1834. It took its present shape after the 2006 fires that destroyed the third (1956) Christ Church building.\n\nThe early pioneer families of Gamble, Fisher, Giles, Goldthorpe, van Every, Murray, Horner, Arlidge, and Greey are all buried here. Today the Memorial Garden and Cemetery provide a unique urban cemetery space for people who love the community and a peaceful garden for restful contemplation. Today it serves as a garden for the benefit of the people of Mimico and beyond. In 2013 we were part of the Doors Open Toronto weekend event and hope to continue to be part of it in years to come. A summer-time guided tour can be arranged with some notice - please contact the Cemetery Manager or Church Office.\n\nThe Cemetery is considered an active, licenced cemetery (operator number 04215) by the Ministry of Consumer Services, Cemeteries Branch under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act (2002). Plots and niches are still available and are attractively priced - please contact the church office at 416-251-8711 or Don Gill (Cemetery Manager) at 647-212-5476 for details. The cemetery name changed in 2010 when Christ Church Mimico amalgamated with St. James Humber Bay.