John Street Roundhouse - Toronto - Railway Roundhouses on Waymarking.com

This roundhouse was constructed in 1929 by the Canadian Pacific Railway and wasn't decommissioned until 1986. It has been designated as both a Toronto and a National Historic Site, and is considered the best remaining example of a large roundhouse structure in Canada.

Bays 1-11 (of 32) are now used by a micro-brewery called the Steam Whistle Brewery.

I will include pictures of the turntable once the snow has cleared in the spring.

Number of Stalls: 32 Year Built: 01/01/1929 Currently in Operation: no

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