TTC Hillcrest Complex
Hillcrest Complex is the Toronto Transit Commission's (TTC) largest facility and is responsible for much of the maintenance work on the system's vehicles. It is located adjacent to the intersecrtion of Bathurst Street and Davenport Road.
History
Hillcrest Yard was opened in the 1924 by the TTC to replace smaller facilities inherited from the Toronto Railway Company and Toronto Civic Railways.
The complex consists of:
- D.W. Harvey Shops
- W.E.P. Duncan Shops
- David L. Gunn Building
- H.C. Patten Building
- J.G. Inglis Building
- Davenport Building
- Support Services Building
- Subway Operations Building
- Facility: streetcar and bus garage; maintenance shops; administration offices
- Status: ACTIVE
- Buildings: Yes
See also
- Keele (Vincent) Yard
- TTC Arrow Road Garage
- TTC Birchmount Yard
- TTC Davisville Subway Yard
- TTC Eglinton Complex
- TTC Greenwood Yard
- TTC Hillcrest Complex
- TTC Malvern Complex
- McCowan (TTC)
- TTC Queensway Garage
- TTC Wilson Subway Yard