Yonge St and Charles St between 1930-35 & 2024

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Looking southwest along Yonge St from north of Charles St in the Bay-Cloverhill neighbourhood of Toronto.

The three-story brick building on the right, constructed in 1889 for Robert Barron, a Scottish-born grocer, was designed by architect George W Gouinlock. Over time, the storefront was occupied by a Dominion grocery store, as shown in the archive photo. This example of Romanesque Revival architecture was given heritage status by the city in 1974. Today, the Robert Barron Building is home to Shopper’s Drug Mart.

Then and Now

Between 1930-35/July 13, 2024 – Looking southwest along Yonge St from north of Charles St in the Bay-Cloverhill neighbourhood of Toronto. The three-story brick building on the right, constructed in 1889 for Robert Barron, a Scottish-born grocer, was designed by architect George W Gouinlock. Over time, the storefront was occupied by a Dominion grocery store, as shown in the archive photo. This example of Romanesque Revival architecture was given heritage status by the city in 1974. Today, the Robert Barron Building is home to Shopper's Drug Mart
Between 1930-35/July 13, 2024 – Looking southwest along Yonge St from north of Charles St in the Bay-Cloverhill neighbourhood of Toronto (City of Toronto Archives, E.L. Ruddy Company fonds, Fonds 1488, Series 1230, Item 4138)
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