Stanley Barracks

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Stanley Barracks is a historic 19th-century military fortification in Toronto that now serves as a preserved heritage site within the Exhibition Place grounds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage building
historic site
military barracks
architecturalStyle stone masonry
builtBy British Army
constructionEndDate 1841
constructionStartDate 1840
coordinateLocation -79.414
43.633
country Canada
currentUse event and exhibition space vicinity
heritage site
era 19th century
formerlyKnownAs New Fort York
hasBuildingPart former barracks blocks foundations
parade ground
stone officers’ quarters
hasCategory 19th-century architecture in Canada
Barracks in Canada
Buildings and structures in Toronto
Military history of Toronto
hasTourismAspect tourist attraction in Toronto
heritageDesignation heritage property
listed historic site
inception 1841
locatedIn Exhibition Place
Ontario
Toronto
locatedNear Lake Ontario
locatedOn Exhibition Place
surface form: Canadian National Exhibition grounds
materialUsed limestone
namedAfter Frederick Stanley, 16th Earl of Derby
Lord Stanley of Preston
nearbyAttraction BMO Field
Enercare Centre
Hotel X Toronto
partOf Exhibition Place
surface form: Exhibition Place complex

Fort York
surface form: Fort York defensive system
proximityTo Fort York
replaces Fort York as primary garrison
significantEvent integration into Exhibition Place grounds
transition from British to Canadian control in late 19th century
usedBy British Army
Canadian militia
surface form: Canadian Militia

Canadian forces
surface form: Canadian military
usedFor defence of Toronto
military garrison

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Exhibition Place hasPart Stanley Barracks