York County Court House

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York County Court House is a major court in Toronto and located behind Osgoode Hall. It was built in the 1967 at 393 University Avenue north of Queen Street. It was York County Courts from 1967-1980, then for Toronto since 1980. Today it is home to Superior Court of Justice - Estates Division.

The old York County Court House was located at King Street and Church Street and served as home to the Parliament Buildings of Upper Canada from 1829 to 1832.

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