Metropolitan United Church is located at 56 Queen St E (between Bond St and Church St) in the Garden District of Downtown Toronto.
Built in 1871-72, architect Henry Langley designed the church in the Gothic Revival style. Metropolitan United Church received heritage status from the City of Toronto in 1973.
Metropolitan United Church Photos
2021 – Looking northwest towards the Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E, between Bond St and Church St – built in 1871-72 1907 – Looking northwest from Church St at the Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E, between Bond St and Church St (City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 1244, Item 3189) 2021 – Looking north from Queen St E towards the Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E 1950 – Looking north from Queen St E towards the front entrance of the Metropolitan United Church (City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 1128, Series 380, Item 120) 2021 – Looking north towards the front entrance of the Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E, between Bond St and Church St 1870s – Looking northeast towards Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E, between Bond St and Church St – St Michael’s Cathedral Basilica is in the background (Toronto Public Library r-5389 ) 1972 – Looking northeast from the corner of Queen St E and Bond St towards Metropolitan United Church (City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 13, Item 24) 2020 – Main entrance from Queen St E to the Metropolitan United Church at 56 Queen St E, between Bond St and Church St 2020 – Metropolitan United Church heritage plaque – Erected by the Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of Culture and Recreation 2021 – History plaque at Metropolitan United Church
