60 Queen Street West

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60 Queen Street West is the downtown Toronto address best known as the site of the historic Old City Hall, a landmark former municipal building now used as a courthouse.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf building location
courthouse building
historic municipal building
street address
architect Edward James Lennox
architecturalStyle Richardsonian Romanesque
associatedAddress 60 Queen Street West
associatedWith Toronto municipal government history
city Toronto
Toronto
clockTowerHeight approximately 103.6 metres
constructionStartDate 1889
coordinates 43.6513°N 79.3817°W
country Canada
Canada
currentFunction courthouse
faces Toronto City Hall
formerFunction Toronto City Hall
heritageContext part of Toronto civic precinct
heritageDesignation National Historic Site of Canada
Ontario Heritage Act designated property
inaugurationDate 1899
intersection Bay Street
Queen Street West
jurisdiction Ontario Court of Justice
locatedAt 60 Queen Street West
locatedIn Downtown Toronto
mainBuilding Old City Hall
material granite
sandstone
municipality City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
nearbyLandmark Toronto City Hall
nearbySquare Nathan Phillips Square
neighbourhood Financial District, Toronto
notableFeature clock tower
overlooks Nathan Phillips Square
owner City of Toronto
linked to: Toronto
postalCode M5H 2M3
primaryUse Ontario Court of Justice
province Ontario
Ontario
publicTransitAccess Osgoode subway station
linked to: Osgoode station

Queen subway station
roofMaterial copper
streetName Queen Street West
streetNumber 60
usedAsCityHallUntil 1965

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Old City Hall locatedAt 60 Queen Street West