Old Time Trains

Northern Railway of Canada
City Hall station opened June 10, 1867 on the Esplanade East between Jarvis and West Market Streets.
It replaced the station at Brock Street. Closed March 1, 1893. Demolished circa 1894. Ontario Archives
Notes: The track in the foreground deadended on Jarvis Street and ran across the Esplanade continuing west.
Toronto's first City Hall was located between the same two short north/south blocks and one block to the north
on the south side of Front Street East. It still remains as St.Lawrence Hall.

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Northern Railway of Canada

City Hall station opened June 10, 1867 on the Esplanade East between Jarvis and West Market Streets.
It replaced the station at Brock Street. Closed March 1, 1893. Demolished circa 1894. Ontario Archives
Notes: The track in the foreground deadended on Jarvis Street and ran across the Esplanade continuing west.
Toronto's first City Hall was located between the same two short north/south blocks and one block to the north
on the south side of Front Street East. It still remains as St.Lawrence Hall.