1873 – The Custom House, London, Ontario
Architect: William Robinson
Designed by the architect William Robinson in a restrained Second Empire style. The building which opened in 1873 was demolished in the early 1970s.
1874 – International Order of Odd Fellows, London, Ontario
A commercial building containing the lodge of the International Order of Odd Fellows on the upper floors and a branch of A.
1875 – City Hospital, London, Ontario
The City Hospital, erected 1875, this building later formed the nucleus of the present Victoria Hospital. Before the erection of this building,
1876 – St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Ontario
Architect: William G. Storm / S.G. Curry
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church is located on King St. at Simcoe. It was designed by architect George Storm (also known as William G.
1877 – Market Hall, Barrie, Ontario
The cornerstone for the original Market Square was laid in 1846. Says an account of the day “The cornerstone was laid and after some long speeches,
1877 – St Alban’s Anglican Church, Ottawa, Ontario
Architect: Thomas Fuller
Ottawa’s oldest surviving church building and was designed by Thomas Fuller, who also designed Canada’s original Parliament Buildings.
1877 – St Patrick’s Church, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: Joseph Connolly
Joseph Connolly who was born in Limerick, received his training in the Dublin office of James Joseph McCarthy (1817-81).
1878 – Wentworth County Court House, Hamilton, Ontario
Architect: Charles Mulligan
The former Wentworth County Court House was one of the original buildings in Hamilton. The two acre site was donated by George Hamilton to build a courthouse and jail for the new District of Gore in 1816.
1878 – Laurier House, Ottawa, Ontario
Located in a quiet residential neighbourhood close to Parliament Hill, Laurier House is a National Historic Site. It was built in 1878 in the Second Empire Style,
1881 – Hamilton Provident & Loan Society, Hamilton, Ontario
Demolished in 1960.
