Looking northwest towards the corner of Adelaide St E and George St, in the St Lawrence neighbourhood of Toronto. The group of buildings ranging from 264 to 252 Adelaide St E were initially known as Toronto’s First Post Office (built in 1833/34 and is once again a post office today), De La Salle Institute (built in 1871) and Bank of Upper Canada (built in 1825/27). The buildings received heritage status from the city in 1973.
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- Photo: Denise Marie for TorontoJourney416
- Vintage Photo: City of Toronto Archives
