Historic Tour Of Toronto

De La Salle Institute

De La Salle Institute

This building is located on Adelaide Street at George, beside Toronto's First Post Office. De La Salle Institute was Catholic boys' school started by the De La Salle Brothers in about 1851. They first located at Jarvis and Lombard, and moved to this building in 1871, after the Bank of Upper Canada folded and vacated the adjacent premises. The school remained at this location until 1913 when they moved to Bond Street, beside St. Michael's Cathedral. In 1931 they moved again to a property near St. Clair and Avenue Road, their present location.
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