Toronto's Historical Plaques
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Learn a little of Toronto's history as told through its plaques
107 Wellington Street West 1889
Photos by Alan L Brown - Posted September, 2006
In the lobby of a building at 95 Wellington Street West (just to the east of this building at 107 Wellington Street West) is an Ontario Heritage Trust plaque which says:
Plaque coordinates: 43.64670 -79.38221 |
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The oldest private club building in Ontario, 107 Wellington Street West was designed for the Toronto Club in 1888-89 by Frank Darling and Samuel Curry. Its design mixes different architectural styles and marks an important transition in Darling's career. The sandstone base, terracotta details, windows and capitals on the ground floor reflect the Richardson Romanesque Style. The second floor's Palladian-like windows, pilasters and capitals, frieze, cornice mouldings and the nearly square attic windows are in the Renaissance Revival Style. The interior contains a billiards room, reading rooms, and dining rooms finished with wood paneling and carvings, stone and marble fireplaces, and plaster ceilings.
Related web pages
Richardson Romanesque Style
Renaissance Revival Style
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Posted October 7, 2008
this is a great building too bad its such a hard building to get information about it. this page and the heritage conservation district plan are the only pieces of info i could find out about it.
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