Daniel Brooke Building
The Daniel Brooke Building is a rare example of Georgian architecture in Toronto. The building was rebuilt in 1848, and survived the Great Fire of 1849. In recent times an extensive restoration program was carried out on Brooke's building, returning it to its former glory. Excluding the price of the real estate, the Brooke-Murchison Block Company restoration project cost roughly three million dollars. The building is located on the northeast corner of King and Jarvis