File:Third Parliament Buildings 1834.jpg

Summary

Third Parliament Buildings of Upper Canada (1834) (

)

Author



Alternative names	John G. Howard; John Howard
Description	Canadian architect and painter
Date of birth/death	27 July 1803	3 February 1890
Location of birth/death	Bengeo, Hertfordshire, England	Colborne Lodge, Toronto, Ontario
Authority file	: Q1700193 VIAF: 22047546 ISNI: 0000000073778797 ULAN: 500092000 LCCN: nr97012473 Open Library: OL5746166A WorldCat

Title

Third Parliament Buildings of Upper Canada (1834)

Object type

painting

Description

The parliament buildings of Upper Canada, designed by Thomas Rogers and constructed between 1829 and 1832, stood at Front and Simcoe streets. York/Toronto, Canada.

Date

1834

Medium

painting

Source/Photographer

City of Toronto – Toronto Culture, Museums and Heritage Services, Reference No. 1978.41.30.

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