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2021 - The Filter Building of the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant at 2701 Queen St E in Scarborough

2021 - The Filter Building of the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant at 2701 Queen St E in Scarborough

R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant – Toronto’s Palace of Purification

2022 - Looking north towards Toronto Fire Station 227 at 1904 Queen St E and Herbert Ave

2022 - Looking north towards Toronto Fire Station 227 at 1904 Queen St E and Herbert Ave

Kew Beach Fire Hall – Today’s Majestic Toronto Fire Station 227

2022 - Looking northeast towards Osgoode Hall during spring blossoms

2022 - Looking northeast towards Osgoode Hall during spring blossoms

Osgoode Hall – A Toronto Landmark & National Historic Site

1910 - The General Post Office once stood at 38-42 Adelaide St E, opposite Toronto St

1910 - The General Post Office once stood at 38-42 Adelaide St E, opposite Toronto St

General Post Office – A Gem That Once Stood at Adelaide...

2021 - The TORONTO sign and Freedom Arches over the reflecting pool in Nathan Phillips Square - in the background is Toronto City Hall at 100 Queen St W and Bay St

2021 - The TORONTO sign and Freedom Arches over the reflecting pool in Nathan Phillips Square - in the background is Toronto City Hall at 100 Queen St W and Bay St

Toronto City Hall – Its Architecture Launched Toronto into a Modern...

2021 – The St Lawrence Hall is located at 157 King St E and Jarvis St on the southwest corner, in the Old Town, St Lawrence neighbourhood of Toronto

2021 – The St Lawrence Hall is located at 157 King St E and Jarvis St on the southwest corner, in the Old Town, St Lawrence neighbourhood of Toronto

St Lawrence Hall – The Historic Meeting Place in Old Town...

The University Avenue Armouries were once located in downtown Toronto

The University Avenue Armouries were once located in downtown Toronto

University Avenue Armouries – Downtown Toronto’s Lost Fortress

The Old Don Jail at ‪550 Gerrard St E in Toronto (2019)

Old Don Jail – Toronto’s Intimidating & Imposing Prison on the...

2020 - Looking northwest towards the Legislative Building in Queen's Park. Officially opening in 1893, the Romanesque Revival style exterior features heavy stonework using Credit Valley pink sandstone

2020 - Looking northwest towards the Legislative Building in Queen's Park. Officially opening in 1893, the Romanesque Revival style exterior features heavy stonework using Credit Valley pink sandstone

Queen’s Park & the Majestic Beauty of Ontario’s Legislative Building

Toronto Harbour Commission building near the City's waterfront (2020)

Toronto Harbour Commission – Once Sat on the Water’s Edge

1955 - Looking southeast from Front St W and Bay St towards the Dominion Public Building. The building was registered in Toronto’s first heritage inventory, which occurred in 1973 and was later listed on the Canadian Register in 2011

1955 - Looking southeast from Front St W and Bay St towards the Dominion Public Building. The building was registered in Toronto’s first heritage inventory, which occurred in 1973 and was later listed on the Canadian Register in 2011

Dominion Public Building – On Canada’s Grand Beaux-Arts Streetscape

2020 - Old City Hall at 60 Queen St W in Toronto

2020 - Old City Hall at 60 Queen St W in Toronto

Old City Hall – One of Toronto’s Finest & Most Majestic...

1920 – The Water Tanks and the Old City Hall Clock Tower. Notice the advertising of Shea's Hippodrome on one of the Water Tanks on the right

1920 – The Water Tanks and the Old City Hall Clock Tower. Notice the advertising of Shea's Hippodrome on one of the Water Tanks on the right

Old City Hall Clock Tower – A Focal Point in Downtown...

2022 – Looking north towards the building that once was home to the Lombard Street City Morgue at 86 Lombard St, between Church St and Jarvis St. The two-storey Edwardian-style building is clad with red pressed brick and features classic stone details

2022 – Looking north towards the building that once was home to the Lombard Street City Morgue at 86 Lombard St, between Church St and Jarvis St. The two-storey Edwardian-style building is clad with red pressed brick and features classic stone details

Lombard Street City Morgue – Toronto’s Third “Dead House”

Yorkville Fire Hall, now Toronto Fire Station 312 at 34 Yorkville Ave in Toronto (2020)

Yorkville Fire Hall – One of Toronto’s Oldest Working Fire Stations

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