Church St and Shuter St (SE) circa 1915 & 2025

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Looking southeast towards the corner of Church St and Shuter St in the Garden District of Toronto.

The vintage postcard captures the former Hotel Elliott, built in the late 1880s and originally called the Elliott House. In 1960, it was renamed the Hotel Carson. Tragically, the establishment was destroyed by a fire in 1961. After its destruction, the site was transformed into a parking lot. Today, a modern mixed-use building occupies the corner.

Then and Now

Circa 1915/February 23, 2025 – Looking southeast towards the corner of Church St and Shuter St in the Garden District of Toronto. The vintage postcard captures the former Hotel Elliott, built in the late 1880s and originally called the Elliott House. In 1960, it was renamed the Hotel Carson. Tragically, the establishment was destroyed by a fire in 1961. After its destruction, the site was transformed into a parking lot. Today, a modern mixed-use building occupies the corner
Circa 1915/February 23, 2025 – Looking southeast towards the corner of Church St and Shuter St (Toronto Public Library PC_3766 – Heliotype Co. Ltd. publisher)
SOURCE
  • The Globe Newspaper Archives: Dec 7, 1887, pg 5
  • The Globe and Mail Newspaper Archives: Feb 1, 1961, pg 1
  • Photo: Denise Marie for TorontoJourney416
  • Vintage Photo: Toronto Public Library
  • City of Toronto: Maps
  • Toronto City Directory courtesy of Toronto Public Library

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