Yorkville Town Hall, Municipal building in Yorkville, Canada
The three-story town hall stood prominently on Yonge Street, north of Bloor Street, serving as a central administrative structure for the village.
Built between 1859 and 1860 by architect William Hay and apprentice Henry Langley, the building remained active until its destruction by fire in 1941.
The building transformed into St. Paul's Hall after the 1883 annexation, hosting a public library and numerous community gatherings for local residents.
The original coat of arms from Yorkville Town Hall remains visible on Toronto Fire Services Station 312, located at 34 Yorkville Avenue.
The structure functioned as an omnibus stop, integrating transportation services with municipal administration in nineteenth-century Toronto.
Location: Yorkville
GPS coordinates: 43.67200,-79.38870
Latest update: March 7, 2025 00:55
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