Tamblyn Mosaic Tile Storefront Entryway on Queen St E

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The Tamblyn mosaic tile storefront entryway is located at 2377 Queen St E (at Beech Ave, on the southwest corner) in The Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto.

The entrance of the corner storefront displays the name “TAMBLYN” on the floor, crafted from white and green mosaic tiles. This serves as a reminder of when this location operated as a Tamblyn Drugs shop from 1929 to the early 1970s. Founded in 1904 by Gordon Tamblyn, it grew to become the largest drugstore chain in Canada before being acquired by George Weston Ltd. in 1962. In more recent times, the storefront has been home to various businesses, including a variety store, a coffee shop and restaurants.

Tamblyn Storefront Entryway Photos

May 29, 2022 – The “TAMBLYN” mosaic tile floor entryway is located at 2377 Queen St E in Toronto’s Beaches neighbourhood
May 29, 2022 – The “TAMBLYN” mosaic tile floor entryway is located at 2377 Queen St E in Toronto’s Beaches neighbourhood
August 9, 2025 - The entrance floor of 2377 Queen St E features a vintage white and green mosaic tile apron with the name "TAMBLYN." The former drug store chain operated a shop at this location from 1929 until the early 1970s
August 9, 2025 – The entrance floor of 2377 Queen St E features a vintage white and green mosaic tile apron with the name “TAMBLYN.” The former drug store chain operated a shop at this location from 1929 until the early 1970s
2022 – The storefront entryway at 2377 Queen St E and Beech Ave features a vintage mosaic tile floor displaying the name “TAMBLYN”
2022 – The storefront entryway at 2377 Queen St E and Beech Ave features a vintage mosaic tile floor displaying the name “TAMBLYN”
May 29, 2021 - Looking southwest toward the corner of Queen St E and Beech Ave in Toronto. The building's corner storefront was home to a Tamblyn Drugs shop from 1929 to the early 1970s, and its name is still visible on the entrance floor
May 29, 2021 – Looking southwest toward the corner of Queen St E and Beech Ave in Toronto. The building’s corner storefront was home to a Tamblyn Drugs shop from 1929 to the early 1970s, and its name is still visible on the entrance floor
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