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See House 1885-86

Photos by Alan L Brown - Posted March, 2015

On the west side of Howland Avenue just north of Barton Avenue can be seen this 2014 Heritage Toronto plaque attached to the front of See House at the north edge. Here's what it says:

Coordinates: 43.669439 -79.41037

The official residence the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese (or "See") of Toronto from 1885 until 1935, this house became the administrative centre of Royal St. George's College in 1964. Designed in the Queen Anne Revival style by the architecture firm Darling and Curry, the house features a tall chimney with patterned brickwork, an oriel window with stained-glass panels and decorative woodwork, false half-timbering, and shingle siding.

Another plaque at this location
Cathedral of St. Alban-the-Martyr

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