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George Brown House
Toronto, Canada, Canada
George Brown House is a historic Victorian mansion in downtown Toronto at 186 Beverley Street, originally built from 1874 to 1876 for George Brown, a journalist, newspaper founder, politician, and Father of Confederation.
It is known for its elegant Second Empire style and for its strong connection to Canadian political history, including Brown’s role in Confederation and abolitionist causes. Today it is preserved as a National Historic Site and is used for museum visits, meetings, and offices.
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186 Beverley St, Toronto, ON M5T 1L4, Canada
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