Category:National Ballet School of Canada
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English: The National Ballet School of Canada campus in Toronto consists of the following buildings, most of which are interconnected and located on Jarvis Street:
- Northfield House, built in 1856 for Sir Oliver Mowat, Ontario's longest serving Premier (it also served for years as Canadian Broadcasting Corporation studios) - restoration completed in 2005;
- Margaret McCain Academic Building, originally the Havergal Ladies' College Building, built in 1898, restoration completed in 2005
- Celia Franca Centre, completed in 2005;
- The R.A. Laidlaw Centre, containing the Betty Oliphant Theatre, completed in 1863; and
- Currie Hall, initially built in 1911 as the Quaker Meeting House, located on Maitland Street and serves as a student residence - restoration completed in 2008.
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Media in category "National Ballet School of Canada"
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- Jarvis Street, Toronto
- Ballet schools in Canada
- Schools in Toronto
- 1959 establishments
- Built in Canada in 1856
- Built in Canada in 1863
- Built in Canada in 1898
- Built in Canada in 1911
- Built in Canada in 2005
- 1850s architecture in Toronto
- 1890s architecture in Toronto
- 1910s architecture in Toronto
- 2000s architecture in Toronto
- Cultural heritage monuments in Toronto