300 King Street East 1845

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

On the northwest corner of King Street East and Berkeley Street is this 2011 Heritage Toronto plaque. This is what it says:

Plaque coordinates: 43.652175 -79.364542

Charles C. Small had three upscale Georgian row-houses constructed here across the street from his own prominent villa, Berkeley House (demolished 1925). In 1879, this corner unit was extended to the sidewalk for Greenshield's Grocery, which remained here until 1956. This and the adjoining house remain, having been converted into shops.

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