Address:	0 Front Street West
Type of Building:	Legislative Buildings
Name of Building:	Provincial Parliament Buildings (3rd)
Notes:	Occupied the area known as Simcoe Place, a parcel of land bounded by Front, John, Simcoe and Wellington Streets.

Architects:	Chewett J.G. Cumberland & Storm (firm) Curry Samuel Ewart John Howard John Rogers Thomas

Address:	0 Parliament Street
Type of Building:	Legislative Buildings
Name of Building:	Provincial Parliament Buildings (2nd)
Notes:	Situated at the foot of Parliament Street. Consisted of two brick and wood buildings connected by a covered walkway. They were burned down by American troops on 27th April 1813.

Address:	1 Queen's Park
Type of Building:	Legislative Buildings
Name of Building:	Provincial Parliament Buildings (current)
Notes:	A fire destroyed part of the west wing in 1909. A north wing was completed in 1912. SEE ALSO: Provincial Parliament Buildings - East Block (for the 1924-1928 east portion of the Legislative Buildings, often referred to as the "Whitney Block").

Architects:	Adamson Associates (firm) Allward & Gouinlock (firm) Fletcher Fred Lennox Edward Mathers & Haldenby (firm) Shore & Moffatt (firm) Ventin Carlos Waite Richard

Designers:	3rd Uncle Design, (firm) Forrest, Gordon Hahn, Gustav

Address:	0 Queen's Park Crescent E.
Type of Building:	Legislative Buildings
Name of Building:	Provincial Parliament Buildings - East Block
Notes:	This large gothic-styled complex, often reffered to as the "Whitney Block", consists of four blocks that have different street addresses: The Whitney Block at 99 Wellesley Street East; The Ferguson Block at 77 Wellesley Street East; The Hearst and Mowatt Blocks at 90 Bay Street and the Hepbourne Block at 80 Grosvenor Street. They are connected to the Parliament Buildings by a 100 yard underground tunnel.

Architects:	Heakes F.R.

Address:	0 Queen's Park Crescent E.
Type of Building:	Legislative Buildings
Name of Building:	Whitney Block
Notes:	SEE: Provincial Parliament Buildings - East Block