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St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891
St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891

St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891

Date4/2/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St. was built in 1891
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0112940F
Baronial dining-room in St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St
Baronial dining-room in St. George's Hall at 14 Elm St
4/2/1979
On the northfast corner of St. George St. and Hoskin Ave, the house built by William Delouir Matthews, one of the most powerful millionaires in Toronto history, is now a Catholic students' residence
On the northfast corner of St. George St. and Hoskin Ave, the house built by William Delouir Matthews, one of the most powerful millionaires in Toronto history, is now a Catholic students' residence
10/7/1975
Probable police site. The city is considering House of Industry premises at Elizabeth and Elm Sts. as a probable site for the proposed new police admi(...)
Probable police site. The city is considering House of Industry premises at Elizabeth and Elm Sts. as a probable site for the proposed new police admi(...)
3/18/1929
Recently restored to its original splendor, the house built by George Horace Gooderham on Jarvis St
Recently restored to its original splendor, the house built by George Horace Gooderham on Jarvis St
5/17/1977
Eric Palin hall on Church St. houses a Ryerson Polytechnical Institute cafeteria but was once the home of architect William Thomas, designer of St. La(...)
Eric Palin hall on Church St. houses a Ryerson Polytechnical Institute cafeteria but was once the home of architect William Thomas, designer of St. La(...)
11/21/1974
George Brown: Founder of The Globe (above) and foe of Macdonald, his home still stands at 186 Beverley St
George Brown: Founder of The Globe (above) and foe of Macdonald, his home still stands at 186 Beverley St
4/1/1982
Once the lavish home of a prominent Toronto sporting figure, George Wathen Beardmore, this yellow brick house at 136 Beverly St. is now occupied by Costi, an immigrant aid organization
Once the lavish home of a prominent Toronto sporting figure, George Wathen Beardmore, this yellow brick house at 136 Beverly St. is now occupied by Costi, an immigrant aid organization
10/28/1975
Present St. George's church is 15 years old, Fifteen years ago the congregation of St. George's church, which yesterday celebrated it 50th anniversary(...)
Present St. George's church is 15 years old, Fifteen years ago the congregation of St. George's church, which yesterday celebrated it 50th anniversary(...)
11/1/1939
High Hallway: George Brown's palatial hall has been refurbished by Bleakley Labbett Ltd
High Hallway: George Brown's palatial hall has been refurbished by Bleakley Labbett Ltd
4/26/1989
For 115 years this old mill, built of pine hewed from the bush around, has served farmers near the junction of Steele's Ave. and the Don river. Silt c(...)
For 115 years this old mill, built of pine hewed from the bush around, has served farmers near the junction of Steele's Ave. and the Don river. Silt c(...)
2/19/1938
John Scadding's cabin, built in 1793-94, is on display at Exhibition Place
John Scadding's cabin, built in 1793-94, is on display at Exhibition Place
1/16/1974
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
Sugar loaf house: Named Drumsnab, the English north country word for a sugar loaf, this house near Castle Frank subway station had a view of mounds along the Don River when it was built in 1834
11/26/1979