Frederick Hubbard House 1909

This residence was built for Frederick Langdon Hubbard, a chairman of the Toronto Transit Commission. It stands immediately north of the house belonging to his father, William Peyton Hubbard, the first Black politician elected in Toronto. The three-storey polygonal tower is a feature of the Queen Anne Revival style, while the brick work and the shingled gable with windows are characteristic of Edwardian Classicism.