Centennial Methodist Church 1906

Photos and transcription by contributor Wayne Adam - Posted January, 2012

On Dovercourt Road, half a block south of Bloor Street West, is this former church with a 2011 Heritage Toronto attached. This is what it says:

Plaque coordinates: 43.660055 -79.428775

This Neo-Gothic inspired church replaced an earlier Centennial Methodist Church built on this site in 1891. Notable design elements include decorative stone trim, three central Tudor-arch windows, and flanking square towers topped with pyramidal steeples. It was renamed Centennial United Church in 1925, after the creation of the United Church of Canada. In 1986, the Nisei congregation of the Toronto Japanese Church joined Centennial United to form Centennial Japanese Church. A residential redevelopment was completed in 2010.

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