The fire hall is gone, but its hose tower and archway entrance remain. The colonial revival structure was built in 1942 by Murray Brown on the site of a former municipal building. The station was torn down in 1989, but the hose tower was preserved and the stone entrance incorporated with the rear exit at the Empress Walk shopping mall.

Local

Eat and Drink

• A La Carte at the Gardiner Bistro - Toronto (7.0 miles) - The A La Carte at the Gardiner Bistro is an elegant lunch and brunch spot located in the Terrace Roo...
• Snakes & Lattes College - Toronto (7.8 miles) - Snakes & Lattes offers a full menu of food & drink alongside a library full of games. Delivered by s...
• Smash Kitchen & bar - Markham (7.9 miles) - At Smash Kitchen and Bar, we provide an upscale casual atmosphere accompanied by comfort cuisine. We ...
• Provo FoodBar - Toronto (8.0 miles) - Provo FoodBar boasts food that brings people together. We believe that food is a prime catalyst of s...
• Bannock Restaurant - Toronto (8.2 miles) - Bannock is unapologetically Canadian. Taking an honest approach to food, our dishes are dynamic and ...

See and Do

• Gibson House Museum Toronto (0.1 miles) - Visitors can step back in time and explore this elegant farmhouse. Its serene Georgian-style exterio...
• Snakes & Lattes College Toronto (7.8 miles) - Snakes & Lattes offers a full menu of food & drink alongside a library full of games. Delivered by s...
• Magic & Martini Toronto (8.5 miles) - "James Alan blew us away! We wanted to see more" -CP24 "Fantastic... it turns out magic re...
• The Haunted Walk of Toronto Toronto (8.6 miles) - Haunted Walks offers guided walking tours year-round, focusing on the city's ghost stories and d...
• Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Toronto (8.8 miles) - At Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, our mission is to provide a world class experience that will foste...