Coutts Hallmark Cards Terrazzo Entryway

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The Coutts Hallmark Cards terrazzo entryway is located at at 200 King St E (between George St and Frederick St ) in the Old Town, St Lawrence neighbourhood of Toronto.

At the King St entrance of what today is home to the George Brown College, St James Campus, visitors are welcomed with terrazzo steps that proudly feature the name “Coutts Hallmark Cards.” The greeting card company moved into what was originally the Christie, Brown & Company factory in the 1950s. The property was acquired by George Brown College in 1971.

Coutts Hallmark Cards Entryway Photos

June 8, 2024 – The “Coutts Hallmark Cards” terrazzo floor entryway is located at 200 King St E, today home to George Brown College - St James Campus, in Toronto’s Old Town, St Lawrence neighbourhood
June 8, 2024 – The “Coutts Hallmark Cards” terrazzo floor entryway is located at 200 King St E, today home to George Brown College – St James Campus, in Toronto’s Old Town, St Lawrence neighbourhood
June 8, 2024 – George Brown College, located on the north side of King St E, just west of Frederick St, features a vintage terrazzo floor with the name “Coutts Hallmark Cards” at its entryway
June 8, 2024 – George Brown College, located on the north side of King St E, just west of Frederick St, features a vintage terrazzo floor with the name “Coutts Hallmark Cards” at its entryway
1972 – Looking northeast at the corner of King St E and George St in Toronto. The vintage photo captures the building when it was the home of Coutts Hallmark Cards. The terrazzo floor can be found at the entrance on the far right. Originally, the complex of buildings served as the Christie, Brown & Company factory and was acquired by George Brown College in 1971
1972 – Looking northeast at the corner of King St E and George St in Toronto. The vintage photo captures the building when it was the home of Coutts Hallmark Cards. The terrazzo floor can be found at the entrance on the far right. Originally, the complex of buildings served as the Christie, Brown & Company factory and was acquired by George Brown College in 1971 (City of Toronto Archives, Toronto Planning Board fonds, Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 20, Item 9)
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