Our Lady of Lourdes is a Roman Catholic church located at 520 Sherbourne St (between Lourdes Ln and Earl St on the west side) in the Upper Jarvis neighbourhood of Toronto.
Built in 1884, architect Frederick Charles Law modelled the church after Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome. The Renaissance Revival-style structure cost was about $45,000. Later additions and remodelling, done in 1910, were designed by architect James Patrick Hynes.
Our Lady of Lourdes received heritage status from the City of Toronto in 1973.
Our Lady of Lourdes Photos
2020 – Our Lady of Lourdes at 520 Sherbourne St, between Lourdes Ln and Earl St, on the west side1900 – Looking northwest from Sherbourne St towards Our Lady of Lourdes (Toronto Public Library r-642)2020 – The altar and domed skylight in Our Lady of Lourdes at 520 Sherbourne St1911 – Our Lady of Lourdes at 520 Sherbourne St – while the church was built in 1884, its addition, on the left, was added in 1910 (Toronto Public Library TSPA_0111083F)2020 – Coffered ceiling and organ pipes in Our Lady of Lourdes at 520 Sherbourne St, between Lourdes Ln and Earl St 1972 – Looking southwest towards Our Lady of Lourdes Church at the corner of Sherbourne St and Earl St (City of Toronto Archives, Fonds 2032, Series 841, File 7, Item 11)2020 – Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church 2020 – The statue at Our Lady of Lourdes Church2020 – The dome skylight at Our Lady of Lourdes Church2020 – Our Lady of Lourdes heritage-plaque1933 – A fire broke out at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at the corner of Sherbourne St and Earl St (Toronto Public Library TSPA_0111085F)
