Address: 95 Bellevue Avenue Type of Building: Houses Notes: Initially the home of Dr. Henry Thomas Machell. Now the Bellevue Child Care Centre.
Address: 5 Hoskin Avenue Type of Building: Libraries Name of Building: Wycliffe College
Address: 50 King Street East Type of Building: Banks Name of Building: Quebec Bank
Address: 18 King Street West Type of Building: Office Buildings Name of Building: Star Buidling Notes: Initailly the North of Scotland Chambers. Owned by the Toronto Star 1905-1929. SEE ALSO: Toronto Star Building at 80 King Street West.
Address: 7 King's College Circle Type of Building: Libraries Name of Building: University of Toronto Library Notes: Now houses the Departments of English and French.
Address: 7 King's College Circle Type of Building: Libraries Name of Building: Gerstein Science Info Centre
Address: 15 King's College Circle Type of Building: Colleges Name of Building: University College
Address: 119 St. George Street Type of Building: Colleges Name of Building: Woodsworth College Notes: Originally known the "MacArthur House", a family home built for Alexander MacArthur, designed by David B. Dick in 1891-1892. Officer's Quarters for the Canadian Officer Training Corps. were erected alongside it in 1939-1941. Woodsworth College expanded in 1991-1992 and included the neighbouring houses at nos.123 and 121 St. George Street.
Address: 17 Toronto Street Type of Building: Office Buildings Name of Building: Consumers' Gas Co. of Toronto
Address: 201 Yonge Street Type of Building: Retail Stores Notes: Occupied nos.201-203 Yonge Street. Was built by developer John Enoch Thompson in 1888 and contained first-floor stores, second-floor offices and a third-floor photographic studio. First floor also the site of the Athlete Hotel, operated by John F. Scholes. Name later changed to Scholes Tavern until 1947/48, when it became the Colonial Tavern (see instance #2 at the same address).
Address: 201 Yonge Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Colonial Tavern Notes: Occupied nos. 201-203 Yonge Street. Formerly the site of the Scholes Hotel (until 1948). A fire destroyed to 70 year-old building in 1960. A new Colonial Tavern on the same site was degined by architect Bruce Etherington and was a simple two-storey rectangular box. Demolished in 1988. The site remained empty until the Mercer Union Gallery sponsored the erection of a temporary site-specific artwork by Japanese Artist Tadashi Kawamata (see instance #3 at the same address).
