St. Andrew By-The-Lake

St. Andrew By-The-Lake (HMNQY)

Location: Toronto, ON 53029 Toronto Division
Country: Canada
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N 43° 37.21', W 79° 22.189'

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After the Toronto Island parish was established in 1875 Bishop Arthur Sweatman was the prime mover in the building of this Anglican church. Designed by Arthur R. Denison, architect, the Early English Gothic style frame church was opened at the corner of Cherokee and Lakeshore Avenues, on 27 July 1884. Among the many fine stained glass windows, the triptych in the north chancel, designed by Robert McCausland, dates from 1886. To serve the growing summer community the building was enlarged in 1895. In 1959 the church was moved to this site to continue as a place of worship for the island community.

Designated under the Ontario Heritage Act
Toronto Historical Board
1980
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HM NumberHMNQY
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Year Placed1980
Placed ByToronto Historical Board
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Date Added Monday, September 29th, 2014 at 10:10pm PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)17T E 631530 N 4830978
Decimal Degrees43.62016667, -79.36981667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 43° 37.21', W 79° 22.189'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds43° 37' 12.60" N, 79° 22' 11.34" W
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Area Code(s)262, 414
Closest Postal AddressAt or near 17-5 Hooper Ave, Toronto ON 53029, CA
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