Manufacturer's Arch

A number of arches were constructed to commemorate the visit of Prince George, Duke of Cornwall and Mary, Duchess of Cornwall to Toronto in 1901. At the top of University Ave stood the Manufacturer's Arch, just south of Queen's Park, at College St.

The Manufacturer's Arch was just one of the public arches built for this occasion, see also the Alexandra Gates and the IOF Arch.

 
 

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1901		Close up of the 1901 Arch at Queens Park for George V, visit to Toronto 123 years ago - Queens Park - 1901 Link to archive record - Map location (From the Toronto Public Library)
1901		Many trees south of Queens Park, looking through the Manufacturer's Arch 123 years ago - Queens Park - Tuesday, October 1, 1901 Max temp: 18.9°C - Min temp: 5.6°C (weather details) Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives)
1901		Manufacturers Arch, Queens Park - Royal Visit 123 years ago - Queens Park - 1901 Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives)
1901		Building the frame of the Manufacturer's Arch in preparation for George V, visit to Toronto, 1901 123 years ago - Queens Park - 1901 Link to archive record - Map location (From the Toronto Public Library)
1901		Manufacturer's Arch illuminated for Royal Visit - Duke and Duchess Cornwall - York 123 years ago - Downtown - 1901 Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives)
1901		Manufacturer's Arch, University Avenue, looking north : erected for the visit of Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York 123 years ago - Queens Park - Thursday, October 10, 1901 Max temp: 16.7°C - Min temp: 13.3°C (weather details) Link to archive record - Map location (From the City of Toronto Archives)