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Toronto’s prettiest architecture – Part 5

Posted on March 5, 2025 by LouAnn Buhrows

The flourish that is Old City Hall: its many faces, filigree and features…

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This entry was posted in Everyday, Extraordinary, Poetry, Tales, Whimsy and tagged British heritage, Canada, carvings, City Hall, clock tower, Commonwealth, gargoyles, heritage architecture, history, lions, stone, Toronto. Bookmark the permalink.

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