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Designed by architectural firm Mathers & Haldenby, this building housed the executive headquarters of the multinational petroleum corporation Imperial Oil Limited from 1957 to 2005. It was among the first major office buildings on St. Clair…

When established in 1899, Frontier College was the only national, non-denominational organization providing education to workers in remote parts of Canada. It sent idealistic youth to isolated lumber, mining, and railway camps across the country…

THE ARCHITECT FRANK DARLING (1850-1923), WHOSE DESIGNS INCLUDE THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO’S CONVOCATION HALL AND THE ORIGINAL ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM, LIVED HERE FROM 1893 TO 1904.

TORONTO LEGACY PROJECT AND HERITAGE TORONTO

First residents: E.Y. & Mabel Eaton
Architect: George M. Miller

City of Toronto Heritage Register
HERITAGE TORONTO

Lake Ontario and its shoreline and rivers have been home to people for over 11,000 years. The vegetation and wildlife of water sources played a vital role in the lives of the ancestral Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee, and Mississaugas.

Before and…