List of National Historic Sites of Canada in Toronto

Columns: Site | Date ( s ) | Designated | Location | Description
Annesley Hall | 1903 ( completed ) | 1990 | Toronto 43°40′04″N 79°23′35″W / 43.66778°N 79.39306°W / 43.66778 ; -79.39306 ( Annesley Hall ) | The first purpose-built women 's residence on a Canadian university campus , and a good example of the Queen Anne Revival style in institutional architecture | Balmoral Fire Hall | 1911 ( completed ) | 1990 | Toronto 43°41′09″N 79°23′38″W / 43.685833°N 79.393870°W / 43.685833 ; -79.393870 ( Balmoral Fire Hall ) | A rare example of the Queen Anne Revival style used for a fire hall | Bank of Upper Canada Building | 1825 ( completed ) | 1977 | Toronto 43°39′06.54″N 79°22′15.5″W / 43.6518167°N 79.370972°W / 43.6518167 ; -79.370972 ( Bank of Upper Canada Building ) | An early 19th-century bank building , representative of the rise of Toronto as a commercial centre and the role played by the Bank of Upper Canada in the development of Upper Canada | Bead Hill | 1600s ( village established ) | 1991 ( designated ) ; June 15 , 2019 ( added to national park system ) | Toronto 43°48′14.77″N 79°8′24.4″W / 43.8041028°N 79.140111°W / 43.8041028 ; -79.140111 ( Bead Hill ) | An archaeological site in Rouge National Urban Park with the only known intact remains of a 17th-century Seneca village in the country | Birkbeck Building | 1908 ( completed ) | 1986 | Toronto 43°39′2.54″N 79°22′40.49″W / 43.6507056°N 79.3779139°W / 43.6507056 ; -79.3779139 ( Birkbeck Building ) | A four-storey office building typical of the premises of many financial institutions prevalent in central business districts of Canadian cities before the First World War ; representative of a transitional building from that period which combined historical styles with ( then ) modern design and construction techniques | Eaton 's 7th Floor Auditorium and Round Room | 1930 ( completed ) | 1983 | Toronto 43°39′39″N 79°23′00″W / 43.660929°N 79.383302°W / 43.660929 ; -79.383302 ( Eaton 's 7th Floor Auditorium and Round Room ) | A foyer , restaurant and auditorium , designed by French architect Jacques Carlu and muralist Natacha Carlu , located within the former Eaton 's College Street department store ; remarkable examples of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne interior design | Chapel of St. James-the-Less Anglican Church | 1861 ( completed ) | 1990 | Toronto 43°40′10.4″N 79°22′8.32″W / 43.669556°N 79.3689778°W / 43.669556 ; -79.3689778 ( Chapel of St. James-the-Less Anglican Church ) | The Chapel is a noted example of High Victorian Gothic Revival architecture and exemplifies the small chapels built in this style in Canada

Example questions:
What sport was the historic Toronto building that was designated in 2007 originally meant for ? | When did the historic Toronto building that had construction completed re-open ? | When was the Toronto building that was designated in 1981 as a National Historic Site recently closed for renovations ? | What is the place in Toronto that was designated as a National Historic Site at the earliest date also known as ? | What is the street address of the historic building in Toronto that was completed in 1825 ?

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ice hockey | 2003 | July 2018 | Old Fort York | 252 Adelaide Street East