English: Pendarves was the home of Frederick William Cumberland, who built it in 1860 and lived there until 1881. In 1912-15, it was the official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. It is located at 33 St. George Street, north of College Street, in Toronto, Canada.
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History of Toronto, Canada
