Images of the Stewart Building/Toronto Athletic Club, Toronto, Ontario, Canada by E. J. Lennox, 1894.

Stewart Building/Toronto Athletic Club

E. J. Lennox
1894

Richardson Romanesque building
Lennox favored revival styles, here Richardson Romanesque, characterized by semicircular "Romanesque" arches, relatively squatty columns with decorative capitols, and round towers with conical roofs. See this index for examples of buildings by H. H. Richardson.

Originally, this building was an athletic club, which had in the basement the first indoor pool in Toronto.

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Richardson Romanesque building Lennox favored revival styles, here Richardson Romanesque, characterized by semicircular "Romanesque" arches, relatively squatty columns with decorative capitols, and round towers with conical roofs. See this index for examples of buildings by H. H. Richardson.
Originally, this building was an athletic club, which had in the basement the first indoor pool in Toronto.