Historic Tour Of Toronto

St. Lawrence Hall

The St. Lawrence Hall, located at King and Jarvis Streets, was built in 1849-50. The structure originally contained a hall for public gatherings at the King Street end, and a covered market extending back to Front Street in the rear. In its heyday it was the venue for many important social and cultural events and lectures. Towards the end of the 19th century it fell into a sad state of disrepair, and remained that way until 1967 when it was restored to its former glory. Until recently it housed the National Ballet of Canada. Today the Hall is again the locale for social and cultural events and has retail stores at street level. Previous next

 

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The Grange
Old City Hall
Osgoode Hall
Toronto General Hospital
Queen's Park
Campbell House
Gooderham and Worts Distillery
Daniel Brooke Building
Flatiron Building
St. Lawrence Hall
Toronto's First Post Office
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John Daniels' House
Yorkville Fire Hall
Henry Scadding's House
Adelaide Court House
Royal Alexandra Theatre
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Bank of Upper Canada
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Yorkville Library
George Brown House
Consumers' Gas Building
The King Edward Hotel
Toronto Street Post Office
St. Lawrence Market
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Trinity College, U of T
Trinity College Gates
University College
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Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
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Cumberland House, U of T
McMaster Hall, U of T
Victoria College, U of T
Royal Ontario Museum
Old Garrison Burying Ground
Gladstone Hotel
De La Salle Institute
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