The Etobicoke Civic Centre is a landmark piece of mid-century civic architecture, clad in Queenston limestone and featuring a distinctive non-numeric clock tower that has anchored the Eatonville neighbourhood since 1958. Beyond its architectural flair, the site holds a 1968 limestone cenotaph honouring Etobicoke residents who served in the World Wars and the Korean War — making it both a design landmark and a place of quiet community remembrance.
Etobicoke's 1958 Civic Centre: Limestone, Clocks & War Memories
The Etobicoke Civic Centre is a landmark piece of mid-century civic architecture, clad in Queenston limestone and featuring a distinctive non-numeric clock tower that has anchored the Eatonville neighbourhood since 1958. Beyond its architectural flair, the site holds a 1968 limestone cenotaph honouring Etobicoke residents who served in the World Wars and the Korean War — making it both a design landmark and a place of quiet community remembrance.
- etobicoke
- civic-history
- cenotaph
- mid-century-architecture
- eatonville
- toronto-heritage
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