Ontario Legislature
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The Ontario Legislative Building, located in Queen's Park, Toronto, dates back to 1893 and stands on land owned by the U of T, (formerly King's College). Also home to the Lieutenant Governor, whose residence occupies one wing, this imposing structure creates a terminating vista for University Avenue.
The building is constructed around a load-bearing iron frame in a style called Richardsonian Romanesque. The pinkish sandstone exterior cladding comes from the Credit River, and the bricks were made by prisoners.
The Ontario Legislative Building, located in Queen's Park, Toronto, dates back to 1893 and stands on land owned by the U of T, (formerly King's College). Also home to the Lieutenant Governor, whose residence occupies one wing, this imposing structure creates a terminating vista for University Avenue.
The building is constructed around a load-bearing iron frame in a style called Richardsonian Romanesque. The pinkish sandstone exterior cladding comes from the Credit River, and the bricks were made by prisoners.