Address: 434 Gerrard St E Toronto Ontario M5A 2H2 Canada
Building Permit Date: 1901
Original Occupancy Date: 1902
Original Owner: Thomas Critterden, Sr.
Original Occupant: Thomas Critterden, Druggist, William Cruthendeur upstairs
Assessment Rolls: 1902 - $3500 222.6x95 1911-$3530 222.6x95 1936 - Avion Hotel owned by. William Campbell, Janet Walker, A.Wagstaff, Thomas Mungobar, estate of Emily Critterden now group home
Land Use: Residential
Building Type: Comer of 2 rows
Original Architectural Style: Romanesque
Height: 3 storey
Composition: Vertical stone pillars integrated in facade
Materials: Original brick and continuous sandstone sill on 2nd &3rd , stonewall on west side Sumach
Doors: Double with glass panels and steel column with ornaments
Windows: 1st floor fixed, 2nd D. hung 1/2 circle transom 3rd D. hung
Roof: Flat with copins and soffit in wood with brackets and moldings
Secondary Structures: none
Context: Corner lot, round Frontis Piece at comer of facade
Trees: Linden 30'. Norway Maple 30' on Sumach St.
City Inventory: Listed Gerrard Pharmacy 1880-91, adopted by City Council Dec. 10 1975
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