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Heritage Toronto
1984
In 1867, William Davies built a two storey brick building here and established the first large meat-packing house in Toronto. J. & J. Taylor Safeworks purchased the building in 1871, and as the business flourished, added two storeys and an addition to the west and south. The buildings were renovated in 1978-80 as part of the revitalized historic St. Lawrence District.
Heritage Toronto
Architectural Heritage, Business History, Industrial Heritage
1835-1899
139-145 Front Street East Heritage Property plaque, 1984.