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| Formerly
the mansion of the James Austin Family,
the Victorian/ Edwardian elegance of Spadina House has
retained its original character and furnishings for over 120
years. Bequeathed to the city by the Austin Family in 1984,
the Toronto Historical Board painstakingly restored the mansion
which is now one of Toronto's cultural landmarks. One of the
last remaining buildings in Toronto to have functioning gasoliers,
the museum is a stone's throw away from another Toronto icon.
Casa Loma. As a business specializing in antique lighting
and restoration, we were honoured to have undertaken the extensive
restoration of Spadina House's heritage lighting.
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