1893 – Post Office, Hamilton, Ontario
Demolished 1930
Demolished 1930
Station belonging to the Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway Company that existed from 1892 through 1987 as a separate railway serving the Hamilton,
When it opened in 1896, it was known as the Collegiate Institute and Ontario Normal College.
The original building on this site was constructed in the 1870s. Around 1905, it was decided to expand, and seven storeys were added to the building,
St. Catharines established a free public library in 1888. The library board received a $25,000 gift from Andrew Carnegie in December 1901.
Almost identical to other Normal Schools constructed in Stratford, and North Bay, Ontario at the same time.
Demolished in 2005.
The Terminal building exterior was a mixture of masonry and terra cotta brick. The first story of the building was done in Indiana blue limestone.
Constructed in 1908 after fire destroyed their previous building – John M. Lyle, the architect,
Formerly Toronto Public Library’s Central Reference Library, and now the Koffler Student Centre for the University of Toronto.