Address: 12 Clinton Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Monarch tavern Notes: Tavern has been in operation (in one form or another) at least since 1927.
Address: 466 Dovercourt Road Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Matador
Address: 467 Jarvis Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Red Lion
Address: 393 King Street East Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Derby Tavern
Address: 5 King Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Nag's Head Tavern Notes: Facade to become part of the condominium complex at 1 King Street West.
Address: 469 King Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Temple Bar
Address: 600 King Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Rotterdam Brewing Co.
Architects: Kearns Mancini Architects (firm)
Address: 667 King Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Wheat Sheaf Tavern Notes: Established c.1848 or earlier, the Wheat Sheaf is the oldest continually operating tavern in Toronto.
Address: 423 Queen Street East Type of Building: Taverns Notes: Original owner: Charles Moore. Original tennant, Thomas Bridgewater, operated a tavern on the ground floor.
Address: 650 Queen Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Boom Boom Room Notes: Actual street address was 650b Queen Street West. Occupied the basement and first floors of the Heartbreak Hotel.
Address: 732 Queen Street West Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Sanctuary Vampire Sex Bar Notes: Club closed July 1, 2000.
Address: 14 Roncesvalles Avenue Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Edgewater Hotel
Address: 0 Steeles Avenue Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Green Bush Inn Notes: Tavern, situated near Yonge and Steeles, initally known as the Green Bush Inn, and renamed the Steeles Hotel. Reportedly one of the meeting places of Upper Canada rebels during the 1834 Rebellion.
Address: 0 Winchester Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Don Vale House
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).
Architects: Dick David English Jay Etherington A. Bruce
Address: 225 Yonge Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Silver Rail Notes: Occupied the ground floor corner of the Ryrie Building. Opened in 1947, the Silver Rail became Ontario's first licenced coctail lounge.
Address: 817 Yonge Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Morrissey Tavern Notes: Replaced by a condominium. SEE: 20 Collier St.
Address: 3885 Yonge Street Type of Building: Taverns Name of Building: Jolly Miller Tavern
