Haddon Hall at 262 Jarvis St in 1929 & 2025

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Looking towards 262 Jarvis St in the Garden District of Toronto. The archive photo shows vintage cars parked in front of the newly constructed Haddon Hall Apartments.

In 1929, a sign outside Haddon Hall highlighted various conveniences available to renters of its two- and three-bedroom apartments. These included electric lighting, gas and electric refrigeration, an electric elevator, and fireproof and soundproof apartments. As of 2025, the building, which architect Norman Armstrong designed, still stands.

Then and Now

January 22, 1929/October 18, 2025 – Looking towards 262 Jarvis St in the Garden District of Toronto. The archive photo shows vintage cars parked in front of the newly constructed Haddon Hall Apartments. In 1929, a sign outside Haddon Hall highlighted various conveniences available to renters of its two- and three-bedroom apartments. These included electric lighting, gas and electric refrigeration, an electric elevator, and fireproof and soundproof apartments. As of 2025, the building, which architect Norman Armstrong designed, still stands
January 22, 1929/October 18, 2025 – Looking towards 262 Jarvis St (Toronto Public Library TSPA_0109059F – Toronto Star Photograph Archive)
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