Address: 0 DeGrassi Street Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Riverdale Train Station Notes: CN station not used since 1933. Was rented by the Pentecostal Holiness Church from 1938 to 1946.
Address: 65 Front Street West Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Union Station Notes: the FIRST Uninion Station was built opened in May 1858 on the west side of York Street, south of what is now Station Street. It was demolished in October 1871. The SECOND Union Station was built in September 1871 and was situated between Station Street and the edge of Lake Ontario. The THIRD Union Station is the one standing. For information about the proposed arena for the Toronto Maple Leafs that would utilize Union Station, search under "Maple Leaf's Arena" in the Building Name field.
Architects: Du Toit Roger Jones Hugh Lyle John Ross & Macdonald (firm) Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden (firm)
Designers: Andrews, John
Address: 0 Moore Avenue Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Moore Park Station Notes: Part of the Toronto Belt Line Railway which ceased in 1894.
Address: 67 Pottery Road Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Don Train Station Notes: Originally located near Queen Street East. Restored and relocated to the Todmorden Mills site in 1969.
Address: 0 Queen Street West Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Parkdale Railway Station Notes: Built by the Northern Railway Co.
Address: 0 Station Street Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: Union Station - Second Notes: 1893-1894 addition by Strickland & Symonds was built on the south side of Front Street. It was connected to the 1873 building by a long concourse which bridged Station Street. For the THIRD (present) Union Station, see: 65 Front Street West.
Architects: Hannaford E.P. Strickland & Symonds (firm)
Address: 1121 Yonge Street Type of Building: Railway Stations Name of Building: North Toronto Rail Station Notes: Now an LCBO store.
Architects: Darling & Pearson (firm)
