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Fort York's east blockhouse with a second blockhouse behind it

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Fort York National Historic Site · Fort York

Canada's Largest Collection of 1812 Buildings

Now showingPermanent collection·Free

Seven original buildings raised 1813-1815, including two blockhouses among Toronto's oldest structures, explored on free guided tours.

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Also at Fort York National Historic Site

On now nearby

Sabrina Vachon, Love You Forever, video still, 2024

body — mind — distance

Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

Nathan Ivanco, Untitled 13 from the series Layoff Period, cardstock collage, 2021

Static and Noise

Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

WOO SEE-MING, À la zim boum boum, 2025

From the Laurentian Highlands to a Higher Place

Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

All exhibitions in Toronto this month Coming up in November

Nearby

Northeast entrance of the 401 Richmond building in Toronto, home of Gallery 44

Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography

ArtFree15 min walk

Aerial view of the John Street Roundhouse and Roundhouse Park, home of the Toronto Railway Museum

Toronto Railway Museum

Transport18 min walk

Image credits

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Canada's Largest Collection of 1812 BuildingsSecondarywaltz / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
body — mind — distanceCourtesy of Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
Static and NoiseCourtesy of Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
From the Laurentian Highlands to a Higher PlaceCourtesy of Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
Fort York National Historic SiteMhsheikholeslami / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary PhotographyEWilson (Volunteer), Wikimedia Commons, CC0
Toronto Railway MuseumCan Pac Swire / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

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