Post office Yonge Eglinton 1929

The post office on the former site of Montgomery's Tavern in 1929. This building was constructed in 1883 by John Oulcott of Toronto, and served as Oulcott's Hotel (Eglinton House). In 1913, the federal government purchased the hotel and remodelled the old hotel as a post office for the North Toronto area. It was demolished in the 1930s to make way for a larger art deco postal station .

From Wikimedia Commons (Art Deco › Art Deco by country › Art Deco architecture by country › Art Deco architecture in Canada › Art Deco architecture in Ontario › Postal Station K (Toronto)). By TORONTO STAR FILE PHOTO. Public domain.