Address: 175 Bathurst Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Occident Hall Notes: Originally a Masonic club, now operates as the "Big Bop" night club / concert hall.
Architects: McCaw & Lennox (firm)
Address: 2350 Bayview Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Granite Club
Architects: Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg (firm) Webb Zerafa Menkes Housden (firm)
Address: 0 Beech Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Balmy Beach Club
Address: 355 College Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: 355 Club Notes: In the 1930s, the three-story building was owned by the Universal Negro Improvement Association.
Address: 491 College Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Freemason's Hall Notes: Became the Latvian Hall in 1964-65. Now houses a credit union, a library and a fraternity.
Architects: Edwards & Saunders (firm)
Address: 568 Dupont Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Queen's Club Notes: Built originally as the Toronto Fugure Skating Club's first permanent home.
Architects: Langley Charles
Address: 0 Eastern Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Para-Dice Riders Motorcycle Club
Address: 1 Eglinton Avenue East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: York Masonic Temple
Architects: Coon Burwell
Address: 117 Eglinton Avenue East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Shark City Athletic Club
Designers: II BY IV Design, (firm)
Address: 14 Elm Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Arts & Letters Club Notes: Originally St. George's Hall, (Edwards & Webster, 1891). Interior remodelled in 1920 by Sproatt & Rolph.
Architects: Edwards & Webster (firm) Sproatt & Rolph (firm)
Address: 18 Elm Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Elmwood Club Notes: Originally the YMCA, Gordon & Helliwell, 1890-91. Rear addtition by Andre Ostiguy, 1982.
Architects: Martel Paul
Address: 56 Elm Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Women's Christn Temperance Notes: Women's Christian Temperance Society. Former site on Elm Street. Premises moved to "Willard Hall" c.1911.
Address: 0 Gerrard Street East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Willard Hall
Architects: Burke Horwood & White (firm)
Address: 0 Gerrard Street East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Vagabonds' Clubhouse
Address: 110 Glenrose Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Church (the) Notes: Initially a church schoolhouse, but utilized in the the 1920s as an artists' studio and meeting place.
Address: 7 Hart House Circle Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Hart House
Architects: Sproatt & Rolph (firm)
Address: 35 Hazelton Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Heliconian Club Notes: Originally the Olivet Congregational Church. Used as a schoolhouse and other purposes until 1923, when it was bought by the Toronto Heliconian Club (formed 1909).
Address: 115 King Street East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Oak Hall
Architects: Harper George
Address: 110 King Street West Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: United Empire Club
Architects: Grant & Dick (firm)
Address: 0 Kingston Road Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Toronto Hunt Club
Architects: Darling & Pearson (firm)
Address: 0 Kintyre Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Satan's Choice Headquarters
Address: 21 McGill Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: 21 McGill Notes: Formerly a YMCA building.
Architects: Knowles Edward Smeaton Gordon
Designers: Chaban, Robert Dickinson, John
Address: 23 Prince Arthur Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Women's Art Assn. of Canada Notes: The Art Club formed in 1886. It bought two adjacent properties on Prince Arthur in 1916.
Address: 0 Queen Street East Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Victoria Hall Notes: Built by E.J. Lennox for the Orange Association, now demolished.
Architects: Lennox Edward
Address: 441 Queen Street West Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Oddfellow's Hall Notes: Also formerly the Delvaney Bros. Dry Goods Store
Architects: Langley & Burke (firm)
Address: 25 Severn Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Studio Building Notes: Built in 1913-1914 by Lawren Harris and Dr. James MacCallum for Canadian artists, the Studio Building has become synonymous with the Group of Seven. It was purchased from Lawren Harris in 1948 by artist Gordon MacNamara.
Architects: Smith Eden
Address: 25 St. Clair Avenue West Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Badminton & Raquet Club of Toronto Notes: Originally the Toronto and York radial railway Company, and then the Deer park Carhouse and Shops. The Club purchased part of the site and buildings in 1924. They sold the Yonge Street footage, and access to the Club is now by a private driveway from St. Clair Avenue West.
Architects: George, Moorehouse & King (firm)
Address: 135 St. George Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: York Club Notes: Originally the George Gooderham house. It was sold to the York Club in 1909.
Architects: Roberts David Senior
Address: 141 St. George Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Architects: Crang & Boake (firm)
Address: 21 Temperance Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Sons of Temperance Hall
Address: 0 Toronto Island(s) Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Royal Canadian Yacht Club
Address: 18 Toronto Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Masonic Hall Notes: Cumberland & Storm may have designed the furniture. Purchased by the Canada Permanent Mortgage company in 1876. By 1901 the space was converted to offices. In 1930, the building was taken over by the Excelsior Life Company, was demolished in 1964-1965 and replaced by an office tower.
Architects: Cumberland & Storm (firm) Kauffman William
Address: 382 University Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: University Club of Toronto
Architects: Mathers & Haldenby (firm) Wilkes F. Hilton
Address: 426 University Avenue Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Royal Canadian Military Institute Notes: Foundeed in 1890 as a club for army officers garrisoned in Toronto.
Address: 103 Victoria Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: YMCA Red Triangle Club Notes: Formerly 23 Queen Street East? Addition in 1918 necessitated address change?
Address: 335 Yonge Street Type of Building: Clubhouses Name of Building: Olympic Bowling & Rec. Club Notes: Top storey demolished in 1990. Now houses the Japan Camera retail store.
Architects: McLeod A.
