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Town council has directed staff “to write a formal letter to the Ontario Heritage Trust (formerly known as the Ontario Heritage Foundation) to negotiate new terms of a lease agreement ensuring the OHT covers all future capital expenditures required to maintain and preserve” the Museum of Northern History.
Currently the municipality is in the middle of a lengthy multi-year lease agreement with the OHT, an agreement that council feels is no longer financially viable.
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Historic mansion in Toronto hits the market at $11 million
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A mansion for sale in Toronto comes with a long history linked to the Distillery District and Ontario politics.
The home at 504 Jarvis street features a hand-carved staircase.
The home is known as G.H. Gooderham House, not to be confused with the Gooderham mansion at 592 Sherbourne, the mansion at 504 Jarvis Street was built for George Horace Gooderham in 1891, whose grandfather was William Gooderham, an original founder of Gooderham and Worts Distillery.
The home was built in 1891.