Address: 51 Bond Street Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: Metropolitan United Church P. Notes: Metropolitan United Church Parsonage.
Architects: Sproatt & Rolph (firm)
Address: 65 Church Street Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: St. James Parish House Notes: Built on the site of St. James' Parochial School. It originally consisted of ofices, meeting rooms, a gymnasium, and classrooms. There have been many changes to the building, including a 1958 renovation and the addition of a Diocesan Centre at the east end in 1963. SEE: St. James Condominiums for proposal (year 2000 / 2001) to replace it with condominiums.
Architects: Darling & Pearson (firm)
Address: 65 Church Street Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: St. James Rectory no.1 Notes: Demolished to make way for a replacement rectory, built by Darling & Pearson in 1904.
Address: 65 Church Street Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: St. James Rectory no.2 Notes: Built on the same site as the first rectory, but facing west towrds the Parochial School. Demolished in 1959 to enable the city to develope the area as a park.
Address: 200 Church Street Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: Bishop's Palace Notes: Now known as St. Michael's Cathedral Rectory. Designed to serves as the principal residence for Michael Power and successive bishops.
Architects: Thomas William
Address: 417 King Street East Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: Little Trinity Church Parson
Architects: Cumberland & Storm (firm)
Address: 354 St. Clair Avenue West Type of Building: Parsonages Name of Building: Holy Rosary Parish Hall
Architects: Parkin John B.
