Anyone remember the old, old Mississauga City Hall?

ShonTron · Sep 27, 2010

The building is now demolished, but the old headquarters for Toronto Township, later the Town of Mississauga, was located in a modern building in Cooksville. I was looking for these pictures, taken in 2008, before, but finally found them.

I believe it was the City Hall for the new City of Mississauga for a short while before it moved to Robert Speck and Hurontario, where it was until 1989 (?) when it moved to the still-striking post-modern City Hall.

khris · Sep 28, 2010

I thought the old City Hall was on Robert Speck, where the current CIBC building is?

Prometheus The Supremo · Sep 28, 2010

what became of that man+woman design on the wall?

junctionist · Sep 28, 2010

Prometheus The Supremo said:
what became of that man+woman design on the wall?

I hope they preserved that detail.

Observer Walt · Sep 28, 2010

khristopher said:
I thought the old City Hall was on Robert Speck, where the current CIBC building is?

That one was the "old"one. Shon is referring to the "old old" one, down in old old Cooksville.

chriskayTO · Sep 28, 2010

Neat - thanks for posting! Can you pinpoint on a map where this was?

ShonTron · Sep 28, 2010

It was near the corner of Dundas and Confederation Parkway.

History Guy · May 21, 2024

Those pictures are actually of the original Central Library in Cooksville (Mississauga). There is one political connection however. The home of William Pearce Howland (a Father of Confederation) was on the other side of Dundas street (a plaque can be found where the house once stood)

Anyone remember the old, old Mississauga City Hall?

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