Address: 0 Carlton Street Type of Building: Churches Name of Building: Carlton Street Methodist Church
Address: 65 Church Street Intersection: King Street East Type of Building: Churches Name of Building: St. James Cathedral no.4 Notes: Present church is the FOURTH church (all names for St. James) to stand on the site. The first Church existed from 1807 to 1833. The second church (by Thomas Rogers) burnt down in 1839. The third St. James (designed by architect Thomas Young) burnt down on April 7, 1849. Plans for another church were made shortly thereafter. William Storm and Henry Langley designed the tower, spire and pinnacles that were added 1867-1874. Sir Casimir Gzowski designed the brick and sandstone wall with cast-iron ornament, lamps and entrance gates. Most of these were torn down in 1960.
Address: 0 Front Street West Intersection: Spadina Avenue Type of Building: Office Buildings Name of Building: Northern Railway of Canada
Address: 518 Jarvis Street Type of Building: Houses Notes: Initally the home of James Crowther, then Sir William Mullock. Conservatory addition by John M. Lyle.
Address: 566 Jarvis Street Type of Building: Houses Notes: Initially the home of John C. Fitch.
Address: 30 King Street East Type of Building: Hardware Stores Name of Building: Padlock (The)
Address: 189 King Street West Type of Building: Churches Name of Building: St. Andrew's Presbyterian Ch.
Address: 132 Queen Street West Type of Building: Courthouses Name of Building: Osgoode Hall Notes: Address sometimes given as # 116-138 Queen Street W.. Built as the headquarters of the Law Society of Upper Canada and has had a lengthy building history. The following is a summary taken from Patrica McHugh's TORONTO ARCHITECTURE : A CITY GUIDE (1985): EAST WING - John Ewart (1829-1832); altered by Henry Bower Lane (1844). Law school addition by William G. Storm (1880, 1890). Interior altered by Burke & Horwood (1899); and altered again by Vaux and Bryan Chadwick (1925); rear additions (1937, 1958). CENTRE BLOCK by Henry Bower Lane (1844); rebuilt by Cumberland & Storm (1856-1861); rear additions (1910, 1923). WEST WING by Henry Bower Lane (1844); additions by Kivas Tully (1883); interioir altered by Burke & Horwood (1897); rear addition (1910); renovated and rear addition by Page & Steele (1972-1973). FENCE AND GATES by William G. Storm (1866)
Address: 73 Queen's Park Crescent E. Type of Building: Colleges Name of Building: Victoria College
Address: 33 St. George Street Type of Building: Owner-built houses Name of Building: Pendarves Notes: Originally the home of architect Frederick W. Cumberland. Remodelled in 1883 by his former partner, William G. Storm. Currently functions as the University of Toronto's International Student Centre.
