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Queen’s Quay Terminal was built in 1927. It was known as the Toronto Terminal Warehouse. It was a storage facility back then. Ships would dock and would unload its goods right in front of it. These goods would eventually go via CP and CN Rail for distribution. Over time, less ships would come to our ports as neighbouring ports expanded.
In 1983, it transformed into a mixed used building consisting of residential, retail and office spaces which is what we know of today.
Farm Boy, Tim Hortons and several restaurants with outdoor patios are located within the Queen’s Quay Terminal. There’s washrooms available within this facility.
Nearby is the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery. The Plant used to be the heating and refrigeration facility for the Toronto Terminal Warehouse. Now, it showcases the works of Artists.
This is accessible by the TTC transit. Take a streetcar number # 509 from Union Station. Exit at Queens Quay Station.