Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Station 311

The little spotted lions from yesterday can be found by the bench outside this fire station near Yonge & St Clair Ave. The station was built in 1911 and was originally Toronto Fire Station 24 - you can see the old sign near the top of the building. It was designated a National Historic Site in 1990 and is still being used.
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22 comments:

  1. 311 is a beaut. Oh my. I was wrong with yesterday's comment. It really was the lions and dalmatians there were carrying on with the hanky panky.

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  2. Classic firehouse. Bet they have a brass pole to slide down.

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  3. Yup! Guarding a fire station is a worthy position for these spotty Leo's , especially a heritage listed beauty like this.. good to know it's still a working fire station Pat.

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  4. What a gorgeous building, Pat !

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  5. There are so few of the historic fire stations left in north America. This one is great. So, no dalmatians just spotted lions.

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  6. Great looking building but I am totally drawn to that beautiful blue sky...something I haven't seen here in Coventry today :).

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  7. These old fire stations have a distinctive beauty to them.

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  8. Hello, awesome looking firehouse. I like the design. Enjoy your day!

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  9. That is a vintage looking firehouse and it looks grand!

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  10. I must say that the fire station looks a bit like dutch architecture.

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  11. A wonderful building! Well maintained as it's over a 100 years old.

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  12. Your post reminded me of a local fire station controversy in my area, namely replacing a school with the station.

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  13. That stepped roof is kind of Dutch, don't you think? I wonder if there is a connection.

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  14. A beautiful looking fire station indeed.

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  15. A beautiful looking fire station indeed.

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