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Toronto Places of Worship - Past & Present

2022 - The main entrance of St Andrew by-the-Lake Anglican Church on Toronto Island

2022 - The main entrance of St Andrew by-the-Lake Anglican Church on Toronto Island

St Andrew by-the-Lake Church – A Historic Parish on Toronto Island

2020 - Little Trinity Anglican Church at King and Trinity Sts

Little Trinity Church – The Oldest Surviving Church in Toronto

2020 - The west facade of St Michael's Cathedral Basilica at Bond St and Shuter St

2020 - The west facade of St Michael's Cathedral Basilica at Bond St and Shuter St

St Michael’s Cathedral Basilica – One of Toronto’s Oldest Churches

1960s - Looking northwest from Bathurst St and Adelaide St W towards St Mary's Roman Catholic Church

1960s - Looking northwest from Bathurst St and Adelaide St W towards St Mary's Roman Catholic Church

St Mary’s Church – Magnificent French Gothic Revival Architecture

2021 - College Street United Church and The Channel Club condo building is located at 456 College and Bathurst St, on the northwest corner in the Palmerston-Little Italy neighbourhood

2021 - College Street United Church and The Channel Club condo building is located at 456 College and Bathurst St, on the northwest corner in the Palmerston-Little Italy neighbourhood

College Street United Church & The Channel Club – A Local...

2020 – St George the Martyr Church bell tower at John St and Stephanie St, northeast corner

2020 – St George the Martyr Church bell tower at John St and Stephanie St, northeast corner

St George the Martyr Church Bell Tower – Its Atmosphere of...

2020 - St Andrew's Church at Simcoe St and King St W, looking southwest

2020 - St Andrew's Church at Simcoe St and King St W, looking southwest

St Andrew’s Church – Toronto’s Historic, Medieval-Style Treasure

2022 – Looking northwest towards Igreja Presbiteriana de Língua Portuguesa at Dovercourt Rd and Hepbourne St. Built in 1905 and designed by architect William R Gregg, it was originally the Dovercourt Presbyterian Church

2022 – Looking northwest towards Igreja Presbiteriana de Língua Portuguesa at Dovercourt Rd and Hepbourne St. Built in 1905 and designed by architect William R Gregg, it was originally the Dovercourt Presbyterian Church

Dovercourt Presbyterian Church – Today Igreja Presbiteriana de Língua Portuguesa

1890s - Originally Cowan Avenue Methodist Church, today St John’s Polish National Catholic Church, is located at 186 Cowan Ave, south of Queen St W

1890s - Originally Cowan Avenue Methodist Church, today St John’s Polish National Catholic Church, is located at 186 Cowan Ave, south of Queen St W

St John’s Polish National Catholic Church

2021 - Looking southwest towards Club L'age D'or Sacre-Coeur, originally First Church of the Christian Association at 474 Ontario St. Architectural features of the building include a simple rose window and a steeply pitched roof with gabled dormers

2021 - Looking southwest towards Club L'age D'or Sacre-Coeur, originally First Church of the Christian Association at 474 Ontario St. Architectural features of the building include a simple rose window and a steeply pitched roof with gabled dormers

First Church of Christian Association – Today Club L’age D’or Sacre-Coeur

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