Historic Tour Of Toronto

Convocation Hall, University of Toronto

Convocation Hall, University of Toronto

Located on King's College Circle, Convocation Hall was designed by architects Darling and Pearson and was completed in 1906. Frank Darling was by then a veteran Toronto architect, having designed, among other buildings, the Victoria Hospital for Sick Children, and Holwood, the grand residence of businessman/philanthropist Sir Joseph Flavelle, now home to the faculty of law. Convocation Hall was modelled on the Sorbonne theatre in Paris. Apart from its function as a venue for university graduations, over the years Convocation Hall has been used for musical events, meetings and rallys, teach-ins, and as a lecture hall for Psychology 101.
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