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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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.
ReplyDeleteClassic firehouse. Bet they have a brass pole to slide down.
ReplyDeleteYup! 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.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous building, Pat !
ReplyDeleteOh I like that, Pat
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!
ReplyDeleteThere are so few of the historic fire stations left in north America. This one is great. So, no dalmatians just spotted lions.
ReplyDeleteVery charming indeed!
ReplyDeleteLove this fire station!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking building but I am totally drawn to that beautiful blue sky...something I haven't seen here in Coventry today :).
ReplyDeleteThese old fire stations have a distinctive beauty to them.
ReplyDeleteHello, awesome looking firehouse. I like the design. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeletehow neat!
ReplyDeleteThat is a vintage looking firehouse and it looks grand!
ReplyDeleteI must say that the fire station looks a bit like dutch architecture.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful building! Well maintained as it's over a 100 years old.
ReplyDeleteYour post reminded me of a local fire station controversy in my area, namely replacing a school with the station.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous!
ReplyDeleteGreat old station!
ReplyDeleteThat stepped roof is kind of Dutch, don't you think? I wonder if there is a connection.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful looking fire station indeed.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful looking fire station indeed.
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