The annual Canadian National Exhibition
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Photographs & Snapshots
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Went out for walk on sunny summers day and decided to visit a few churches in Toronto’s downtown centre.
Top Left: St. Michael’s Cathedral Basilica. Architect: William Thomas, Consecrated 1848
Top Right St.Andrew’s Church. Architect: William George Storm, Completed 1876
Bottom Left: Metropolitan United Church. Architect: Henry Langley, completed 1872 rebuilt in 1929 after a fire.
Bottom Right: Cathedral Church of St. James. Designed by: Frederick William Cumberland, Consecrated 1853
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Architectural Firm: York and Sawyer Completed 1931
This 34 storey Art Deco was the tallest building in the British Empire/Commonwealth until 1971. It was surpassed by Commerce Court West
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Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario Designed: Stantec
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