Campbell House
Campbell House was built in 1822 for Judge William Campbell, the Sixth Chief Justice of Upper Canada, and his wife Lady Hannah. More than 150 years later the 300-ton house was jacked up at its original site on Adelaide Street East, and moved to University Avenue. In 1974 the carefully renovated Campbell House was officially opened to the Public by The Queen Mother. The House is a fine example of Georgian architecture and is the only existing brick residence from the Town of York (later re-named Toronto). Campbell House is located on the northwest corner of Queen Street and University.