![]() ![]() An advertorial claimed that the tower was built atop “an old creek bed where duels were once fought.” (They were referring to a tributary of Taddle Creek, lowered 20 feet for construction of the building’s foundation.) Ten floors featured rooms furnished by Eaton’s, which were reserved for hotel guests. The Sutton Place began operating over the course of the summer of 1967, with the official opening ceremony held on August 22. Advertisement, the Globe and Mail, August 23, 1967.
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