Burwash Hall
A Neo-Gothic residence hall at Victoria University in Toronto, built 1911–1913, featuring turrets, gargoyles, and battlements designed by…
Toronto: 67 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A Neo-Gothic residence hall at Victoria University in Toronto, built 1911–1913, featuring turrets, gargoyles, and battlements designed by…
A 1931 Beaux Arts tower in downtown Toronto, the Canada Life Building served as headquarters for Canada's largest…
Behind a restrained Bay Street façade, a bronze-and-marble banking hall that is one of Toronto's finest Art Deco…
An Anglican cathedral in Downtown Toronto, completed in 1853, housing the city's oldest parish and serving as the…
A miniature 1848 Gothic Revival chapel in Scarborough preserves Toronto's rural Anglican heritage. Built by local farmers and…
A Toronto Anglican parish church built in 1888, celebrated for its musical heritage and its association with composer…
An Anglican church on Toronto's Avenue Road, founded in 1891 and rebuilt after a 1976 arson fire. Now…
Toronto's CN Tower stands 553 metres tall as the world's fourth-highest telecommunications structure and a major tourist landmark,…
An Art Deco landmark at Yonge and College streets, College Park opened as Eaton's flagship department store in…
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