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English: "The Old City Hall", now known as St. Lawrence Market, on King Street East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The building served as the municipal seat of government for 55 years, at which point it was replaced by what is now called Old City Hall on Queen Street West.
Date circa 1899
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Author Title: "Toronto, historical, descriptive, and pictorial, etc"

Author: FRASER, Alexander - of Toronto

Page: 23

Place of Publishing: Toronto

Date of Publishing: 1899

Publisher: R. G. McLean

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