First and foremost, thanks go to Mr. Edward Janiszewski of Lakeshore Asylum Cemetery Project, who has maintained contact with me and who patiently and promptly responded to all of my questions.

I must acknowledge Mr. John Court, the archivist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health for all the assistance with the research.

Mr. Ian Smith of Humber College kindly allowed me to see the former cottages and the underground tunnels, while Mr. Peter Maybury guided me through the buildings and supplied me with additional information about the present state of the buildings. I must also acknowledge him for his honesty.

Prof. Geoffrey Reaume's book, "Remembrance of Patients Past: Patient Life in Toronto Hospital for the Insane, 1870-1940" has provided a lot of valuable insight and inspiration for the project. In my opinion, Prof. Reaume has accomplished something truly wonderful in documenting and, most important of all, remembering the lives of the former patients.

And thanks to Patrick W., he knows for what.

Thanks also go to all the countless individuals, who had kind comments about this web site, while I do not extent my gratitude to all the people, who decided take parts of it without my prior permission - you know who you are.