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View Full size image	Title: Franklin House, Streetsville Identifier: PH3106 Date of Original Photo: 1991 Date Built: ca 1855 Image Type: Slide, 35 mm Subject: Historic buildings - Ontario - Streetsville (Mississauga) Donor: Planning & Heritage, Community Services Location: 263-265 Queen Street South, pt. Lot 3 W 1/2, Conc 4 WHS
Conditions of Use: See Terms of Use & Privacy Statement. Description: 263-265 Queen Street South. Conc 4 WHS, pt. Lot 3 W¿. Built ca 1855, possibly by William Graydon for Peter Douglass, it was sold in 1859 to Bennet Franklin, a partner in Barber Brothers Toronto Woollen Mills. In 1910, under new ownership, the name was changed to the Queen’s Hotel. It ceased to operate as a hotel with the enforcement of the Canada Temperance Act, but continued to be used for commercial purposes. By about 1988 the building had been converted to the Sundance Saloon and Grill with an outdoor patio. Designated under the terms of the Ontario Heritage Act and protected by a heritage easement. Agency: Mississauga Library System