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Toronto Fire Station 312

This is one of the city's oldest active fire halls, built in 1878 for the Yorkville Fire Department before the City of Toronto annexed Yorkville in 1883.

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The two-storey structure has a five-storey clock tower with three bays (there used to be only two), and it has a coat of arms from the old Yorkville Town Hall. This is probably the cutest looking fire hall still in operation in Toronto. Its architectural style is "Victorian Gothic".

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