Toronto Power Generating Station
Toronto Power Generating Station, Hydroelectric power station in Canada
The Toronto Power Generating Station is a decommissioned plant that stands as a monument to early electrical innovation.
Constructed between 1903 and 1906, it played a critical role in the electrification of Toronto.
It embodies the engineering spirit and economic growth of early 20th-century Canada.
No longer operational for power generation since 1974, it now serves as a historical site.
Designated as a National Historic Site of Canada, its architecture features Beaux-Arts style.
Location: Niagara Falls
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The Toronto Power Generating Station is a decommissioned plant that stands as a monument to early electrical innovation.
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