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Toronto Places of Worship - Past & Present

2020 – Looking northeast at the Church of the Holy Trinity at 19 Trinity Square behind the CF Toronto Eaton Centre - built in 1847, designed by architect Henry Bowyer Lane in the Gothic Revival style

2020 – Looking northeast at the Church of the Holy Trinity at 19 Trinity Square behind the CF Toronto Eaton Centre - built in 1847, designed by architect Henry Bowyer Lane in the Gothic Revival style

Places of Worship – Past & Present – A to G

2020 - Holy Family Parish at 1372 King St W at Close Ave, northeast corner

2020 - Holy Family Parish at 1372 King St W at Close Ave, northeast corner

Places of Worship – Past & Present – H to P

2021 – Looking north from Argyle St towards Santa Cruz Catholic Church at 142 Argyle St at Dovercourt Rd

2021 – Looking north from Argyle St towards Santa Cruz Catholic Church at 142 Argyle St at Dovercourt Rd

Places of Worship – Past & Present – Q to S

1912 - Avenue Road Presbyterian Church once at 243 Avenue Rd at Roxborough St, northeast corner - now Hare Krishna Temple (ISKCON) - built in 1899, designed by architects Gordon and Helliwell in the Gothic Revival style - received heritage status by the City of Toronto in 1974

1912 - Avenue Road Presbyterian Church once at 243 Avenue Rd at Roxborough St, northeast corner - now Hare Krishna Temple (ISKCON) - built in 1899, designed by architects Gordon and Helliwell in the Gothic Revival style - received heritage status by the City of Toronto in 1974

Places of Worship – Past & Present – T to Z

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