List of oldest buildings and structures in Toronto
1794 to 1819
The surviving structures were often moved from the original site years after; they are mostly residential or military structures.

List of oldest buildings and structures in Toronto

Section Title: 1794 to 1819
Table Section Text: The surviving structures were often moved from the original site years after; they are mostly residential or military structures.

Building	Image	Year completed	Builder	Style	Address	Neighbourhood	District	Source

Scadding Cabin	-	1794	John Scadding	Log cabin	N/A	Exhibition Place	Old Toronto	W

Osterhout Log Cabin	Osterhout Log Cabin 01.JPG	c. 1795	Augustus Jones	Log cabin	201 Guildwood Parkway (Guild Park and Gardens)	Guildwood	Scarborough	5, 11

John Cox Cottage	John Cox Cottage.JPG	1807	Log cabin (renovated)	469 Broadview Avenue	Riverdale	Old Toronto	W

Elm Bank Farm House	John Grubb House.JPG	1808	23 Jason Road	Thistletown	Etobicoke	18

Gibraltar Point Lighthouse	-	1809	British marine architecture	N/A	Toronto Islands	Old Toronto	2

Fort York Blockhouse #1	-	1813	Royal Engineers	19th century blockhouse	100 Garrison Road (Fort York)	Fort York	Old Toronto	W

Fort York Blockhouse #2	-	1813	Royal Engineers	19th century blockhouse	100 Garrison Road (Fort York)	Fort York	Old Toronto	W

Fort York Brick Magazine	Building in Fort York (Toronto).JPG	1814	Royal Engineers	19th century military architecture	100 Garrison Road (Fort York)	Fort York	Old Toronto	W

Fort York Stone Powder Magazine	-	1815	Royal Engineers	19th century military architecture	100 Garrison Road (Fort York)	Fort York	Old Toronto	W

Fort York Brick Barracks	-	1815	Royal Engineers	19th century military architecture	100 Garrison Road (Fort York)	Fort York	Old Toronto	W

Daniel Stong Loghouse	-	1816	Daniel and Elizabeth Strong	1000 Murray Ross Parkway (Black Creek Pioneer Village)	York University Heights	North York	6

Daniel Stong Smokehouse and Butchery	1816	Daniel Strong	1000 Murray Ross Parkway (Black Creek Pioneer Village)	York University Heights	North York

The Grange	The Grange.JPG	1817	D'Arcy Boulton	Georgian	317 Dundas Street West	Grange Park	Old Toronto	2

Gray Grist Mill	1819	William and James Gray	Early-19th century farm architecture	12 Bushbury Drive	Don Mills	North York

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The Grange was built in 1817, making it one of the oldest surviving buildings in Toronto.

final_sentence: The Grange was built in 1817, making it one of the oldest surviving buildings in Toronto.